Ernie Ball .024 SLINKY COATED TITANIUM REINFORCED PLAIN ELECTRIC GUITAR STRINGS
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Ernie Ball
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Enhanced Reliability for Your Trebles, Where It All Happens
The Ernie Ball Slinky RPS Coated Titanium 24 strings are aimed at guitarists who want to secure the most stressed area of playing: the treble strings. Thanks to a titanium reinforcement on these strings, you reduce the risk of unexpected breakage and gain peace of mind during rehearsals, recordings, and concerts. The Coated treatment complements the set by targeting increased longevity, for more consistent playing session after session.
Technical specifications
| Category | Electric single string |
| Draw | 24 |
| Nbr of strings | 1 |
| Spun | round, unfiled |
| Material | titane |
| Brand | Ernie Ball |
| Series | Slinky RPS Coated Titanium |
| Type | strings (guitar) |
| Gauge | 24 |
| Feature | treble strings reinforced with titanium |
| Benefit | the natural strength of titanium prevents premature breakage |
Questions frequently asked
What is the gauge of this Ernie Ball string?
The gauge is 24, corresponding to a single electric guitar high E string sold individually.
Is the Slinky RPS Coated Titanium 24 sold individually?
This reference includes a single string. It allows for precise replacement of a high E string with a 24 gauge.
Is titanium present along the entire string?
The titanium reinforcement applies to the high strings of the Slinky RPS Coated Titanium series. Its natural strength aims to reduce premature breakage on the 24 gauge string. The product sheet also indicates a Coated treatment to increase durability.
Is this 24 gauge string wound?
With its 24 gauge, this string is unwound and has a round finish.
For which guitar is this string intended?
This string is designed for an electric guitar. Its specificity lies in the titanium reinforcement applied to the high strings.
