Ernie Ball .046 CLASSIC PURE NICKEL WOUND ELECTRIC GUITAR STRINGS
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Ernie Ball
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A set focused on warmth, dynamics, and musicality
The Ernie Ball Slinky Classic 46 strings are designed for guitarists seeking a rounder tone and generous harmonic presence. The combination of a tin-plated steel hex core and a pure nickel winding promotes a warmer sound, with expressive mids and less aggressive highs. The result: defined jazz chords, singing blues bends, and rock with authentic character, while maintaining a reliable response under the fingers.
Technical specifications
| Type of cord attachment | Ball end |
| Category | Electric single string |
| Draw | 46 |
| Nbr of strings | 1 |
| Spun | round |
| Material | nickel |
| Type | electric guitar strings |
| Core | hexagonal |
| Core material | tin-plated steel |
| Winding material | pure nickel |
| Tonal character | warmer and richer |
| Recommended styles | jazz, blues, rock |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Slinky Classic 46 sold individually?
This reference includes a single electric guitar string, with a gauge of 46.
What tone does a pure nickel 46 gauge string produce?
The pure nickel winding offers a warmer and richer character. The mids become more expressive, while the highs are less harsh.
Is this 46 gauge string suitable for jazz and blues?
Its tone is suitable for jazz, blues, and rock. Jazz chords remain defined and blues bends keep a singing character.
What is the construction of the Ernie Ball Slinky Classic 46?
The string is built on a hex-shaped steel core plated with tin. Its round winding is made of pure nickel and it features a ball end.
What type of end does this electric string use?
The end is equipped with a ball end.
