GHS DGF David Gilmour Signature 10-48
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The Gilmour Sound, in the Right Gauge
If you're looking for a stable feel and consistent response string by string, these GHS Boomer sets replicate the gauges used by David Gilmour for his singing phrasing and wide vibratos. Choose the 10-48 version for a familiar and responsive balance, or the 10.5-50 version for a slightly firmer foundation, with more present lows and better resistance under the pick.
Technical specifications
| Tension | Soft | 1st cord pull | 10 |
| Type of cord attachment | Ball end | Nbr of strings | 6 |
| Category | electric | Spun | round |
| Classification | Hybrid | Material | nickel |
| Type | electric guitar string set | Available gauge 1 | 10-12-16-28-38-48 |
| Series | GHS Boomers | Available gauge 2 | 10.5-13-17-30-40-50 |
| Artist | David Gilmour | Usage reference | since 1979, during the creation of "The Wall" (Pink Floyd) |
Questions frequently asked
What are the gauges of the GHS DGF David Gilmour Signature 10-48 set?
The 10-48 set consists of gauges 10-12-16-28-38-48. The first string is .010 and the sixth string is .048.
Are these strings suitable for a 6-string electric guitar?
This model is designed for 6-string electric guitars. Each string features a ball end.
What is the difference between the 10-48 and 10.5-50 versions?
The 10.5-50 version uses gauges 10.5-13-17-30-40-50. It provides a slightly firmer feel, with more pronounced lows and increased resistance to pick attack.
Are GHS David Gilmour strings made of roundwound nickel?
The wound strings use nickel with round winding. They belong to the GHS Boomers series and are classified as hybrid strings.
Since when has David Gilmour been using this gauge?
This gauge has been referenced as used by David Gilmour since 1979, during the creation of "The Wall" with Pink Floyd. The indicated tension for the set is soft to maintain consistent response string by string.



