Ernie Ball .048 SLINKY COATED NICKEL WOUND ELECTRIC GUITAR STRINGS
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Ernie Ball
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A "coated" feel designed to maintain attack and precision
The Ernie Ball Slinky RPS Coated Titanium 48 strings are aimed at musicians who enjoy a clear sound, with a defined attack and even response, but want to avoid their strings losing vitality too quickly. Thanks to nanotechnology applied to the wound strings in the Coated range, moisture and oils are repelled to reduce buildup, loss of brightness, and the feeling of "tired" strings. The result: you keep the tone and balance of your guitar longer, with fewer string changes and better tuning stability day-to-day.
Technical specifications
| Type of cord attachment | Ball end |
| Category | Electric single string |
| Draw | 48 |
| Nbr of strings | 1 |
| Spun | round |
| Material | nickel |
| Brand | Ernie Ball |
| Range | Slinky |
| Series / Technology | RPS Coated |
| Model | Titanium 48 |
| Type | wound strings |
| Treatment | nanotechnology repelling moisture and oils |
| Purpose | preserve tone by limiting alterations caused by moisture and residues |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Ernie Ball Slinky RPS Coated Titanium 48 string sold individually?
This reference includes a single wound electric guitar string, gauge 48.
What is the gauge of this electric guitar string?
The specified gauge is .048, which is 48. It is a wound string designed for electric guitar.
Is the 48 RPS Coated string made of nickel?
The stated material is nickel. The round winding contributes to a clear attack and a balanced response.
What is the purpose of the RPS Coated finish?
The nanotechnology applied to wound strings repels moisture and oils. It reduces grime buildup and loss of brightness, thus preserving the tone longer against residue.
What type of end is used on this string?
A ball end is standard on this string from the Slinky range.



