Rotosound R10 4-stars Reviews

Reliable standby.

These are good strings, good value too, a slightly different tension to the American equivalents.

I bought this to try a 10 set. Good brand and good set but the gauge is not my cup of tea.

roto 10's,ok.

Ok value for money,more expense gets slightly better,but for distorted guitar sounds more money means diminishing returns.Roto strings seem good enough for money spent.

Great sound but prone to breakage

I love the sound of these strings. They start out pretty bright and zingy but they soon mellow out to a very nice, mid focused tone.

My only complaint is that they seem to be made from more brittle steel than most other strings. They do NOT like to be loosened (like for a setup) and then brought back up to tension. I often experience breakage in situations like that. I guess that's why Rotosound provide an extra high E-string.

I've actually experienced the same with Rotosound BASS stings which strongly suggests that Rotosound use a more brittle type of steel than other string manufacturers. I mean, bass strings should be able to handle being loosened and brought up to tension. With Rotos they often break.

Still, the tone is great and they're cheap. I'll definitely keep using them, at least on SOME of my guitars.

They do their job

They seem to be good quality strings and the sound

is a matter of taste but to me they seem a bit dark sounding.

Not very slick either but then again this might due to my

sweaty fingers. The 2nd thin E-string is a big plus...