Ernie Ball .015 PLAIN STEEL ELECTRIC OR ACOUSTIC GUITAR STINGS
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Ernie Ball
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The "Slinky" Sound Celebrated by Generations of Guitarists
Ernie Ball Slinky strings have become a standard on pedalboards and in guitar cases, often associated with legendary names like Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page, Slash, or Angus Young. With this Nickel Wound 15 version, you get that blend of playing comfort and musicality that defines the range: a balanced output, good definition, and a reliable feel under the fingers, suitable for both rhythm playing and melodic phrases.
Technical specifications
| Type of cord attachment | Ball end | Nbr of strings | 1 |
| Category | Electric single string | Spun | unfiled |
| Draw | 15 | Material | nickel-plated steel |
| Brand | Ernie Ball | Core | hexagonal |
| Series | Slinky | Winding | nickel |
| Type | Nickel Wound | Design | manufactured according to a strict Ernie Ball specification sheet |
| Gauge | 15 | Claimed benefit | optimal performance |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Ernie Ball Slinky Nickel Wound 15 sold individually?
This reference includes a single electric guitar string, sold individually.
What is the gauge of this Ernie Ball string?
The indicated gauge is .015, or 15. It is an uncoated string intended to supplement or replace a string of the same gauge.
Does this .015 string have a ball end?
The end is equipped with a ball end. This format matches the design specified for this single electric string.
What material is the Slinky 15 made of?
The string is specified as nickel-plated steel, with nickel winding. Its hex core is part of the design according to Ernie Ball's specifications.
What tonal quality does a Slinky Nickel Wound 15 string provide?
The Slinky series is described as having a balanced tone with good definition. The feel under the fingers is reported as reliable for rhythm playing and melodic phrases.



