Ernie Ball 2240 RPS Slinky Regular 10-46
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Reinforced strings for stable and precise rock playing
The Ernie Ball RPS Slinky are designed for guitarists who want to keep the comfort of a regular gauge while gaining strength. The RPS reinforcement, especially at the ball end on the treble strings, provides a real advantage if you play hard, palm-mute, with clear attacks, or if you stress your strings with repeated bends.
Thanks to their brass-based design and a patented manufacturing process, they deliver a bright tone and well-defined harmonics, while helping maintain good tuning stability. A reliable choice for rock, hard rock, punchy pop, or any situation where reliability on stage and in rehearsal is essential.
Technical specifications
| Tension | Medium | 1st cord pull | 10 |
| Type of cord attachment | Ball end | Nbr of strings | 6 |
| Category | electric | Material | brass |
| Classification | Regular | Special feature | ball |
| Draw | 10-13-17-26-36-46 | ||
| Number of strings | 6 | Series | RPS (reinforced strings at the ball end on the treble strings) |
| Gauge | 10-13-17-26-36-46 | ||
Questions frequently asked
What is the gauge of the Ernie Ball 2240 RPS Slinky Regular strings?
The set uses gauge 10-13-17-26-36-46 for electric guitar, with the first string being .010. This configuration corresponds to the Regular classification indicated.
Are the RPS Slinky 10-46 strings resistant to repeated bends?
The RPS reinforcement is located at the ball end of the high strings. This design is intended to better withstand repeated bends and aggressive playing.
What tone do these brass strings provide?
The brass construction delivers a bright tone with well-defined harmonics.
Are these strings suitable for rock and hard rock?
The medium 10-46 gauge and reinforced construction cater to the demands of rock, hard rock, and powerful pop. Palm muting and energetic playing are among the targeted uses. Tuning stability is also emphasized for stage and rehearsal.
What type of attachment do the RPS Slinky Regular have?
Each string is equipped with a ball end. The RPS series specifically reinforces this area on the high strings.



