GHS 1000 Precision Flatwounds Medium 13-54
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Fluid Playability, "Vintage" Sound, and Controlled Presence
The GHS 1000 Precision Flatwounds Medium 13-54 are aimed at electric guitarists seeking a consistent response and a true sonic identity. Thanks to their flatwound design, the feel under the fingers is noticeably smoother than with roundwound strings, while limiting unwanted noise during movement along the neck. The result: quieter playing, especially appreciated in jazz and blues, where nuance and clarity of phrasing are as important as tone.
The 13-54 gauge offers a medium tension that promotes stability, solid attack, and reliable intonation, particularly for rich chords, complex voicings, and full-sounding melodic lines. Designed for enhanced durability, these strings are a safe choice if you want consistent performance session after session, rehearsal after rehearsal.
Technical specifications
| Format | standard | Draw | 13-17-26-34-44-54 |
| Tension | Medium | 1st cord pull | 13 |
| Type of cord attachment | Ball end | Nbr of strings | 6 |
| Category | electric | Spun | round |
| Classification | Medium | Material | stainless steel |
| Medium tension | 13-54 | ||
Questions frequently asked
Do the GHS 1000 Precision Flatwounds Medium 13-54 reduce finger noise when shifting positions?
The flatwound design limits unwanted noise during shifts on the fretboard and offers a smoother feel.
What is the exact gauge of this 13-54 set?
The six strings are measured at 13-17-26-34-44-54. The first string is .013 and the sixth is .054. This setup is classified as medium tension.
What material is used for these strings?
Stainless steel is the material specified for this six-string set.
Are these strings suitable for jazz and blues?
The flatwound and 13-54 gauge are described as delivering a quieter play. This setup is particularly well-suited to the nuanced phrasing of jazz and blues.
What type of string end is used on these strings?
A ball end is provided on each string. The announced format is standard for electric guitars.



