Ernie Ball .054 SLINKY COATED NICKEL WOUND ELECTRIC GUITAR STRINGS
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Ernie Ball
https://www.ernieball.com
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Discreet Protection to Preserve Your Attack and Harmonics
The wound strings from the Ernie Ball Coated range are treated with an innovative nanotechnology that helps repel moisture and oils. Practically, this limits the elements that typically dull the sound over sessions. The result: you maintain a more consistent feel under your fingers and a more stable tone, whether you're playing rehearsals, on stage, or at home.
Technical specifications
| Type of cord attachment | Ball end |
| Category | Electric single string |
| Draw | 54 |
| Nbr of strings | 1 |
| Spun | round |
| Material | nickel |
| Type | wound strings |
| Range | Coated |
| Treatment | nanotechnology repelling moisture and oils |
| Benefit | helps limit sound alterations related to moisture and deposits |
| Gauge | 54 |
Questions frequently asked
Can this 54 gauge string replace an electric guitar string?
This reference is classified as a single electric guitar string. Its 54 gauge corresponds to a wound string with a ball end.
What is the gauge of this Ernie Ball string?
The stated gauge is 54. It is a single string, not a full set.
Does the Coated finish affect the string's longevity?
The nanotechnology treatment helps repel moisture and oils. Deposits that could dull the tone are thus limited. The feel under the fingers and the timbre are designed to remain more consistent over playing sessions.
Is this string made of round wound nickel?
The indicated material is nickel and the winding is round.
Does the Ernie Ball Slinky RPS Coated Titanium 54 have a ball end?
The ball end is clearly specified in the features. This type of termination matches the configuration announced for this electric string.
