Ibanez IEGS61MK ELECTRIC GUITAR /MIKRO GUITAR STRING IEGS
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A versatile 10-46 set to refine your touch
The Ibanez IEGS61MK set in Nickel Wound is aimed at guitarists looking for an all-around gauge: flexible enough for expressive playing (bends, vibrato), while maintaining solid support for chords and rhythms. The 10-46 is a reference choice to keep a natural feel under the fingers and a consistent response across the entire fretboard, whether you play clean, crunchy, or high-gain tones.
Technical specifications
| Format | standard |
| Type of cord attachment | Without |
| Category | electric |
| Nbr of strings | 6 |
| Color | Grey |
| Brand | Ibanez |
| Model | IEGS61MK |
| Type | string set |
| Gauge category | Regular Light |
| Gauge | 10-46 |
| Winding | Nickel Wound |
| Individual package length (mm) | 112 |
| Individual package width (mm) | 110 |
| Individual package height (mm) | 17 |
Questions frequently asked
Is the 10-46 gauge suitable for bends and vibrato?
The Regular Light 10-46 gauge offers flexibility suitable for bends and vibrato while maintaining a solid feel for chords.
Are these Ibanez strings intended for a 6-string electric guitar?
This set is designed for electric guitar and includes 6 strings. The IEGS61MK reference is offered in the standard format, without any specific string attachment type indicated.
What is the material of the IEGS61MK strings?
Nickel Wound winding is specified for this Ibanez set. This construction aims for a consistent response across the entire neck.
Do the Ibanez IEGS61MK 10-46 work well with distorted tones?
The 10-46 set is presented for use with clean, crunchy, and high-gain tones. Its gauge maintains a natural feel under the fingers in these playing contexts.
What gauge does this Ibanez string set offer?
The Regular Light category corresponds here to a 10-46 gauge.



