Ernie Ball 2148 Earthwood Phosphor Bronze

I'm using it so long, on Epiphone DR100 and Fender CD60 all mahogany.
Sounds like Leadbelly, Big Bill Broonzie, Robert Johnson, Brownie McGee...

Pros:
Natural, vintage sound
Easy to bend
Great slide tone
Hammer on and pull of are easy to preform and sound great
Great space for creativity
It keeps in tune very long
Long life strings

Cons:
Someone doesn't like blues, but those strings aren't only for blues

These strings sound phenomal (warm but still bright)! The only problem with them is that they stain your fingertips black after doing a lot of sliding and hammer-ons, but it gets off very easily.

they are what they are supposed to be, well priced strings that sound great when they have settled in.

Was looking for a different tone for some time and found these strings. It was a great investment as my guitar sounded more bright and more groovy. The difference was very noticeable from my older strings.

Buying strings can be difficult with so many choices out there. I have used EB strings for MANY years and have never gotten a bad set. They are well made and seem to have a long life. These are no different.

As I said, I have always used them on guitars and basses, but whenever I am unsure what strings to buy for an instrument, EBs are my go to brand. Be it a mandolin, banjo or even a 12 string...

If your not sure... try a set of Ernie Ball strings, they are always a safe bet!

Amazing strings for the dreadnought guitars ( I also have a cutaway but for a reason these work better on the dreadnought shape, to my ears at least )

Really good set of strings, great for blues rock etc. Pretty comfortable to play with. Also the lifespan is not so short.

What can I say, they're Ernie Ball strings, they are well respected for a reason. Very reliable, great tone and last well

For me, a brand that has reached the perfection of quality.

Good sound, good feel, and an amazing longevity.

Ernie Ball do best electric guitar and acoustic guitar strings.Period