Ernie Ball .060 NICKEL WOUND ELECTRIC GUITAR STRINGS
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The "Slinky" Sound: A Must-Have for Guitarists
Recognized as essential strings, the Ernie Ball Slinky Nickel Wound 60 are aimed at musicians who want a firm feel, full sound, and excellent clarity, even when tuning down. This model is often cited as a reference choice by legendary guitarists (Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page, Slash, Angus Young), and it easily fits into a pursuit of big rock tone, powerful riffing, or well-grounded rhythms. Thanks to the hexagonal core and nickel winding, you get a string that responds quickly, remains stable, and retains its qualities longer with regular use.
Technical specifications
| Type of cord attachment | Ball end | Nbr of strings | 1 |
| Category | Electric single string | Spun | round |
| Draw | 60 | Material | nickel-plated steel |
| Type | nickel wound string | Core | hexagonal |
| Series | Ernie Ball Slinky | Manufacturing | strict Ernie Ball specifications for optimal performance |
| Gauge | 60 | Durability | increased thanks to the nickel winding |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Ernie Ball Slinky Nickel Wound 60 string suitable for low tunings?
Its 60 gauge provides a firm tension, suitable for guitarists seeking good clarity when tuning down. The tone remains full for heavy riffing and solid rock rhythms.
What is the material of this electric guitar string?
This roundwound string uses nickel-plated steel with a nickel wrap wire. Its hex core promotes a fast response and good stability.
Is this a single string or a full set?
The reference includes a single electric string, 60 gauge, with a ball end.
What sound does a 60 gauge nickel-plated string produce?
The nickel wrap here is associated with a full tone and firm feel. The Slinky series is suited for big rock sounds and emphasized rhythms. The lifespan is claimed to be extended thanks to the nickel wrap.
Does the string have a hex core?
Yes, the construction is based on a hex core, according to Ernie Ball's strict specifications.



