D’addario EPS510 Pro steels XL
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EPS510 is a regular light gauge set for electric guitar. XL ProSteel electric guitar strings utilize a stainless steel wrap wire, enhancing the strings’ interaction with magnetic pickups, producing a distinctively bright and present tone.
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