Ernie Ball RPS 9 Super Slinky 2239

Name: Ernie Ball RPS 9 Super Slinky 2239
Brand: Ernie Ball
SKU: 2239
Price: 7.81 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.00 (2 reviews)

Electric Guitar Strings Ernie Ball RPS 9 Super Slinky 2239

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Electric Guitar Strings

set of RPS 9 Super Slinky strings for electric guitar.
popular and beloved by artists like Keith Richard and Iron Maiden.
Nickel-plated steel strings for enhanced durability.
gauges: 009 - 011 - 016 - 024 - 032 - 042.
made in the USA for high-quality performance.

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Set of strings for electric guitar, RPS 9 Super Slinky 2239 are some of the most popular and beloved strings by Ernie Ball. These strings are used by by Keith Richard, John Petrucci, Jeff Beck, Angus Young, Steve Lukather, Iron Maiden and many others..

nickel-plated steel strings wound
gauges: 009 - 011 - 016 - 024 - 032 - 042
made in the USA

Product code: 2239

Unit of sale: set

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Costin Vasile 24.02.2022, 12:20

Very satisfied

superb price-quality ratio

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Tamás Paskuy 31.08.2018, 03:57

Perfect

I use it with a Music Man Luke III. It came equipped with this type of strings from the factory. It's perfect for this model. Perfect tension, doesn't affect the neck of the guitar. Long sustain, quite strong output. I've used Elixir for about 10 years, but switched to Ernie Ball RPS 9 Super Slinky since I got the Luke 3. It performs better. I recommend!

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Andreescu Stefan 31.01.2012, 13:46