Ernie Ball .022 PLAIN STEEL ELECTRIC OR ACOUSTIC GUITAR STINGS
Estimated Shipping Widget will be displayed here!
Couldn't load pickup availability
Information
Information
Manufacturer Information
Ernie Ball
https://www.ernieball.com
------------------------
Safety manager:
Algam SAS
Email: contact@algam.net
Address:
The Slinky Standard: Familiar Feel, Professional Sound
The Ernie Ball Slinky Nickel Wound 22 is designed for guitarists who want a string that "falls under the fingers" with stable intonation and an immediately musical tone. Adopted by a long list of guitar heroes, it remains a reliable choice for replacing a single string, maintaining a consistent set feel, and preserving the same sonic character you expect from a Slinky setup.
Technical specifications
| Type of cord attachment | Ball end | Nbr of strings | 1 |
| Category | Electric single string | Spun | unfiled |
| Draw | 22 | Material | nickel-plated steel |
| Brand | Ernie Ball | Wrap Material | nickel |
| Series | Slinky | Core | hexagonal |
| Type | single string | Design | wound string |
| Model | Nickel Wound 22 | Purpose | optimal performance and extended lifespan |
| Gauge | 22 | Manufacturing | compliant with Ernie Ball's strict specifications |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Ernie Ball Slinky Nickel Wound 22 string sold individually?
This reference contains a single string intended for individual replacement within an electric guitar set.
What is the gauge of this Slinky string?
The stated gauge is 22. This value maintains the composition of a Slinky set including a string of the same gauge.
Is this 22 string wound?
The sheet indicates a "wound" design with nickel plating, a hex core, and a nickel-plated steel material.
What type of attachment does the Slinky Nickel Wound 22 have?
A ball end is provided. This format matches the specified configuration for this single electric guitar string.
Can it be used to replace a string in a Slinky set?
Thanks to its 22 gauge and its belonging to the Slinky series, this string is designed to replace a single string while preserving the expected tonal character of a Slinky set. Stable intonation is highlighted in its description. The manufacturing follows Ernie Ball's specific standards.



