Rotosound R10

As a professional guitar player, over the years I've tried an endless amount of different guitar string-brands. I've come to find that the Rotosound electric guitar strings are the ones that have the right balance between fresh sound and longevity and are simply my brand of guitar strings. That being said this, of course, differs from player to player and it all depends on your expectations from your guitar strings. If you're into the British sounding 60s music these are likely to fit you.
Of course, Rotosound make all the standard string-sizes for all the standard string-instruments. I can recommend these to players of all levels and think Rotosound make great guitar strings, plain and simple.

What can I say about strings?
The Rotosound R10 are great sounding strings. They are not to bright, like steel strings.
Nickelwound strings sound warmer and fuller, that is the reason why i play Nickelwounds on all my guitars.
Besides the sound, they feel great. I don´t like coated strings, because they always feel ... let me say wrong. So i prefere to change my strings more often but have great sounding and feeling strings. Because of that, the string sets shouldn´t be too expensive.
The price of the Rotosound R10 ist ok, and there is always a second high e string, in case emergency ;-)
On a few of my guitars i play D´addario strings (my fovorite strings) but they have coloured ball ends, and that looks not right on my Les Paul because i wrap the strings aroud the Stoptail... but the Rotosound R10 are a great compromise for me.

The Rotosound R10 electric guitar strings came in an ecologically friendly packaging! As I really like this: 5 stars! :-) They also sound very nice on my Ibanez Strat-like electric guitar! The strings have a great value plus you also get one extra string for free (the 0.10). So, in case only this strings tears, you have one in reserve! Nice! Also, many of our 'guitar heroes' use these strings (or have used them in the past). I'm sure you will not be able to play like Alex Hutchings or Guthrie Govan only by using the Rotosound strings - but maybe you will sound like them! Check them out!