Strings

Our Medium gauge set is the go-to string for players who want a big, warm, beefy tone out of their guitar that will project with plenty of volume and definition. Pair that with the powerful tone of our Foxwoods, and you’ve basically wrapped...

Looking for a set of acoustic strings that have just the right amount of tension, the right amount of tone, and still have enough volume to annoy your neighbors? Then you need a set of our Light Foxwoods. These are going to work great for most...

Looking for a string that sounds super good and plays super good? Then you need to check out our Super Light Foxwoods. With this set, you really get the best of both worlds, because they’re perfect for players who are looking for a flexible, but...

Medium gauge Brights are perfect for those players who want a big, warm, beefy tone out of their guitar that will project with plenty of volume and definition. Coupled with the brilliant top-end of our Brights, these strings make for a super loud combo...

So, you’re looking for just the right amount of tension, and the right amount of tone? Our Light gauge Brights are an excellent choice for most guitarists as it has the perfect balance of low-end and midrange volume, without being too hard on...

Our Super Light gauge Brights are remarkably flexible, while still projecting very well. Particularly for these strings, if you’ve been a .012s player it’s well worth it to try out a lighter gauge, since our Brights’ wrap wire...

So these might look like a typical set of 9s (or Super Lights, or Extra Lights—everyone seems to call ‘em something different…), but trust me, they’re not. The standard for 9s is typically 9-11-16-24-32-42, and while the gauges...

So 10s aren’t quite enough for you, is that right? Don’t worry my friend, you’re in good company. 11s are the perfect middle ground—enough tension to get a nice meaty tone out of your guitar, but not so much that you can’t...

I know what you’re thinking: 10 to 48? I thought Light strings went 10 to 46? Yeah well, let me explain… We do a lot of experimenting around here with different string gauges — I know, we’re nerds — and we love to...

We call this one the Goldilocks set because it’s not too heavy and it’s not too light. It’s juuuust right. I like to think that if Goldilocks was a musician, she’d be a bass player and would be able to lay down the funkiest bass...

Stringjoy bass guitar strings are roundwound from American nickel-plated steel windings and hexagonal steel core wire. They have a full, resonant low end and a medium top end—not too bright, not too mellow — giving these strings a balanced...

Stringjoy bass guitar strings are roundwound from American nickel-plated steel windings and hexagonal steel core wire. They have a full, resonant low end and a medium top end—not too bright, not too mellow — giving these strings a balanced...