D’Addario EHR350 Half Round Electric Guitar Strings, Jazz Light, 12-52
Half Round Electric Guitar Strings are round wound with Stainless Steel and then precision ground leaving the outer surface smooth and “semi flat.” The result is a string with the tonal characteristics of round wound strings,with the smooth feel of flat wound strings.
Product Features
D’Addario’s popular jazz light gauging with an exclusive semi-flat surface
Centerless ground stainless steel delivers round wound tension with a flatwound feel
Corrosion resistant packaging for strings that are always fresh
Made in the U.S.A. for the highest quality and performance
Flatwounds and Cancer I have been a cancer patient for three years now and some of the drugs result in neuropathy in the fingers making roundwounds tough to play for anything over 10 minutes. I can play the flatwounds for hours! Wonderful therapy it is too.The electrics are “as advertised”. They are mellow and warm with a sharper attack and mellower than roundwounds, which is a plus or a negative depending on your style of music. Also the finger squeak is vastly reduced. I stung them on a LP…
Good quality, smooth playing feel I got these for a new PRS SE Zach Myers, which I believe came with 9 gauge strings on it. When I started playing guitar, I played acoustics, and between the shorter scale length (less string tension) and smaller gauge strings (less string tension), I was not comfortable with the playing feel. I tried the “Half Rounds” as an experiment, as I’m used to the traditional round wound strings. The feel is smoother when sliding and bending, but I can’t say if it makes a noticeable sound…
Quiet, bright light-gauge strings that solve problems I know they’re not new, but I just discovered half-round strings. I have two fine guitars: a 1992 Fender Strat Deluxe Plus and a 1995 Gibson ES175D. I had light gauge strings on the Strat which I could play well since I’m now in my early 70s and can’t pull strings like I used to, but they were screechy when fingering the fretboard. The Gibson had nice flat wound strings that were very smooth and quiet, but they were too heavy and I cold barely pull them at all. So the Gibson wasn’t getting…
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Flatwounds and Cancer I have been a cancer patient for three years now and some of the drugs result in neuropathy in the fingers making roundwounds tough to play for anything over 10 minutes. I can play the flatwounds for hours! Wonderful therapy it is too.The electrics are “as advertised”. They are mellow and warm with a sharper attack and mellower than roundwounds, which is a plus or a negative depending on your style of music. Also the finger squeak is vastly reduced. I stung them on a LP…
Good quality, smooth playing feel I got these for a new PRS SE Zach Myers, which I believe came with 9 gauge strings on it. When I started playing guitar, I played acoustics, and between the shorter scale length (less string tension) and smaller gauge strings (less string tension), I was not comfortable with the playing feel. I tried the “Half Rounds” as an experiment, as I’m used to the traditional round wound strings. The feel is smoother when sliding and bending, but I can’t say if it makes a noticeable sound…
Quiet, bright light-gauge strings that solve problems I know they’re not new, but I just discovered half-round strings. I have two fine guitars: a 1992 Fender Strat Deluxe Plus and a 1995 Gibson ES175D. I had light gauge strings on the Strat which I could play well since I’m now in my early 70s and can’t pull strings like I used to, but they were screechy when fingering the fretboard. The Gibson had nice flat wound strings that were very smooth and quiet, but they were too heavy and I cold barely pull them at all. So the Gibson wasn’t getting…