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Electric Guitars > Guitars, Amps, and Effects > Electric Guitar Strings - 6 String > Dean Markley Electric Guitar Strings - 6 String > Dean Markley Blue Steel Electric Guitar Strings (Regular, Model 2556) reviews |
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Product Reviews for Dean Markley Blue Steel Electric Guitar Strings (Regular, Model 2556) Quality: Got them 3 1/2 weeks ago, but they sound just like the day after i got them. Value: cosidering before i got these, i was going through a pack of regular slinky's every 2 weeks, and they sound like doo after the first 3 days. And these sound good as new and ive had them for almost 4 weeks, yeah I'd say its a deal. Saved me 2 dollars over the slinkys in the past month. Sound: Great Strings. Sound Crisp but not harsh, and have a bit of edge to them. Overall: great strings, go get some. Made my cheap Peavey Raptor plus sound $100 more expensive. Bookmark this page to buy later D'Addario Electric Guitar Strings - 6 String Dean Markley Electric Guitar Strings - 6 String DR Strings Electric Guitar Strings - 6 String Ernie Ball Electric Guitar Strings - 6 String Fender Electric Guitar Strings - 6 String GHS Electric Guitar Strings - 6 String Gibson Electric Guitar Strings - 6 String Kerly Music Electric Guitar Strings - 6 String Martin Electric Guitar Strings - 6 String Silvertone Electric Guitar Strings - 6 String |
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