Daddario EXL148

Ideal en accordage Drop C

Super jeu, installé sur plusieurs de mes guitares en drop C. Ne frise pas, maintient la note et durée de vie excellente si on les entretient un peu.

Top notch!

Simple set with the standard Daddario quality. Be aware that may require adjustment of the nut etc in order to allow the strings to fit.

good string for drop C

I've used these string for drop C tuning and I really liked them. they're not my go to strings right now, but they're a good alternative when I can't find what I usually use. they last a good amount of time and sound bright and crisp.

They're okay but not special

If you're looking for strings for drop B, like I did, you'd be better off served with 13-62 from the same company as those are much better strings. These strings are better fit for drop C, and even at that tuning, the low C string feel floppy. These also don't last as long -- I use regular D'addarios 10s on my guitars in standard so I could compare - these sound good only for a day or two then they dull out. Was really disappointed with the sound quality and longevity of these.

My favorite set for drop B

I was experimenting for years with different sets of strings and in the end finished with trusty Dadario EXL148. In drop B on a standart scale guitar it sounds percussive, yet full and tight enough to play fast traccato riffs or groovy progmetal stuff.

I buy strings for drop B tuning on Fender.

It's good strings for drop B on fender strat (for EADGBe I use 10-46) and this has the same tension.

I love Daddario

I love these strings for drop B tuning on a standard scale guitar. These could also work for drop C but that low 60 might be a little too thick

Still the best uncoated strings for lower tuning

I'm tuned in C# standard and these strings are my go-to brand and gauge.

I've tried many brands and several different gauges and types of strings within those brands. I have not tried many coated strings, except Elixir, but uncoated still feels better to me.

Strings last me about 2 weeks, playing 2 to 4 hours on a daily basis as well as live shows.

Timeless quality

Basically I have tried and used almost every brand of strings but somehow I always end up using Daddario. I use them on a regular basis on my main guitar and it's what you'd expect out of a guitar string.

They bend quite nicely and the eq curve to me sounds pretty flat in a good way so you don't loose any specific frequency too much when they get dirty and old. What I've always liked about Daddario in general is the consistent quality and behaviour of the string regardless if it's the first or hundredth set.

I only wish they'd last longer but since they're not coated it's what you get.

perfect for c standard

i use these srings on my tele for c standard. I play progressive death metal so the right tension is a must.

pros:

perfect tension to get a sharp attack

last at least a month

nice and bright

cons:

unwound g can be a bit wobbly in the tuning department but other than that none.

overall:

good strings