I do use 9/46 though which isnt much different than 10s which are 10/46. If you start thick with a Les Paul they stay thick. I do play bass as much as guitar and even bend strings on those, but I just find 9s a good areobic workout when playing long hours many days a week to be the best match for speed and tone. Both have a place in the music world and I love it all but I prefer to have the ablity to thin out my sound if I need to and my Fenders do so with spades, Gibsons to me always sound thick no matter what you do. I'm totally into country blues right now and british blues sounds I still love but find them very one track minded with that thick sound. Best of both worlds I get the fattens in the bass I want but retain the ablility to play really fast licks and huge string bends. SO I also only play Strats and a Telecaster strung up with.009's on the treble side and. You can choose to buy low tension strings. Guitar string tension is based upon a 25.5' guitar scale length and standard tuning. String tension shown below is an approximation. Acoustic Phosphor Bronze with NANOWEB Coating. When it comes to the tension you have more options. When changing string gauge, especially when going heavier, the string tension may be significant enough to require adjustment to the setup of your guitar.
This is not just a recommendation, but a rule.
As we said before you need to make sure that you use nylon strings for classical guitar. Low Tension Strings Nylon Classical Strings Vs Steel Strings. Share on Twitter - opens in a new window or tab Guitar & Bass Parts Knobs. Classical Guitar Strings High Tension vs. I am big on huge string bends and big string bends for me with the amount I practice anymore isn't possible with. hosco guitar knobs Fea HOSCO STEP GAUGE - This is the new hosco setup gauge. That being said thicker isn't always better, you need to find what your looking for. Bottom line is try it, most people think the tone of the strings sounds better the thicker the strings and its true the thicker the string the longer the string will vibrate the more sound you will produce. He is mortal just like the rest of us and if you put your mind to it and PRACTICE you too will have no problem playing a heavy gauge string. 11's at first, because even Joe started light, and worked his way up to that string guage. First and for most don't worry if you can't play. 10's but they do feel lighter then stringing them through the stop tail piece. 011 are usually used for either extra-low tunings or for their warmer tone, for example, on jazz guitars.
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