Ernie Ball 3212 Primo Slinky 9,5-44 Pack of 3
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The 9.5-44 Gauge: The Perfect Balance Between Flexibility and Stability
The Ernie Ball Primo Slinky 9.5-44 strings are designed for electric guitarists who want an easy feel without going to the extreme lightness. The result: more natural bends on the treble strings and a better foundation on the bass strings to keep chords clean and rhythm tight without "floppiness." It's an excellent choice if you're looking for a compromise between 9-42 and 10-46, with a uniform feel across the entire neck.
An Ernie Ball Standard for Reliable Sound, From Stage to Studio
Manufactured according to Ernie Ball's strict specifications, these strings rely on a proven construction: a hex core combined with a nickel-plated steel wrap for consistent response and extended lifespan. Whether you play rock, blues, hard rock, or pop, you benefit from a clear, dynamic tone that is easily controlled with both pick and fingers. With the 3-pack, you always have a set ready for recording sessions, tours, or simply to immediately regain your feel after a change.
Technical specifications
| Tension | Soft | Draw | 9,5-12-16-24-34-44 |
| Type of cord attachment | Ball end | 1st cord pull | 9 |
| Category | electric | Nbr of strings | 6 |
| Classification | Primo | Material | nickel-plated steel |
| Number of strings | 18 | Gauge | 9.5-12-16-24-34-44 |
Questions frequently asked
What is the gauge of the Ernie Ball 3212 Primo Slinky strings?
The set features gauges 9.5-12-16-24-34-44, with the first string at 0.0095 inch. This configuration is between the 9-42 and 10-46 gauges.
Are the Primo Slinky 9.5-44 strings flexible for bends?
The treble strings at 9.5, 12, and 16 are designed to encourage natural bends. The tension is described as soft.
For which music styles is the 9.5-44 gauge suitable?
This model suits electric guitars used in rock, blues, hard rock, or pop. The bass strings at 24, 34, and 44 provide more support to chords and rhythm playing.
What material is used for these electric guitar strings?
The construction combines a hex core with a nickel-plated steel wire. This composition delivers a consistent response with both pick and fingers.
Does the pack contain multiple sets of strings?
The packaging includes three sets of six ball-end strings.
