Ernie Ball 3253 Classic RNR Super Slinky 9-42 Pack of 3
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A Vintage Tone, Modern Playability
Thanks to their pure nickel winding wire on a tinned steel hex core, Ernie Ball Classic Rnr Strings deliver a warm tone, smooth highs, and rounded lows. The light gauge 9-46 promotes vibratos and bends while maintaining tension on the wound strings. Perfect for clear and crunchy sounds, they suit classic rock, blues, and jazz guitarists seeking playing comfort and singing sustain.
Technical specifications
| Tension | Soft | Draw | 9-11-16-24-32-42 |
| Type of cord attachment | Ball end | 1st cord pull | 9 |
| Category | electric | Nbr of strings | 6 |
| Classification | Super | Material | nickel-plated steel |
| Number of strings | 18 | Gauge | 9-11-16-26-36-46 |
| 1st string gauge | 009 | ||
Questions frequently asked
What is the gauge of the Ernie Ball 3253 Classic RNR Super Slinky strings?
The set features gauges 9-11-16-24-32-42, with a first string of .009. This light tension favors vibrato and string bending techniques.
Are these strings suitable for a 6-string electric guitar?
Designed for electric guitar, this set includes 6 ball-end strings. The offered format is a pack of 3 sets.
What tone do the pure nickel Classic RNR strings produce?
The pure nickel winding wire combined with a hexagonal steel core produces a warm tone. The highs remain soft and the lows retain their fullness.
Does the 9-42 gauge maintain firmness on the low strings?
The wound gauges .024, .032, and .042 are designed to maintain tension despite the light gauge. The first string .009 facilitates expressive playing techniques.
For which styles are the Classic RNR Super Slinky strings suited?
These strings are suited for clean and crunch tones. Their 9-42 configuration is especially intended for classic rock, blues, and jazz, with a singing sustain.



