ElixirStrings, Electric Guitar Strings, Nickel Plated Steel with POLYWEB Coating, Longest-Lasting Warm Tone with Comfortable Feel, 6 String Set, Medium 11-49

I don’t know if they stopped making these or what but the longevity of the Elixir Coated string is unmatched. The nanoweb was a bit bright for my tone but the feel was fast and sleek. The optoweb has nice tone and the longevity of coated strings but not the really smooth feeling. If they ever make the Polyweb again I will go back but for now I have been using the Ernie Ball Slinky Cobalt for that uncolored clarity and presence of the subtle overtones without too much treble that I enjoyed about the polyweb but they are not coated. Might have to get used to the brightness of the nanoweb… I like the feel and the longevity is unmatched. I put them on my acoustic guitars too!

never go wrong with Elixirs

I have used Elixir strings on all my acoustic guitars for over a decade. They last the longest, sound the best, and feel the best. I suggest trying the different versions to find what you like the best. I play the .11-.49 polywebs on my 2013 PRS Angelus. They sounds great and last a very long time. Wash your hands before you play to keep the excess natural oil off the strings and wipe the guitar down after you play. I guarantee they will last a long time and sound great!!

They're pricey but well worth it in my opinion. They don't lose their sound anywhere near as quickly as other strings I've used in the past plus they don't get called with finger grime. I would absolutely recommend these to anyone looking for long lasting strings.

There are definitely counterfeit elixir strings out there but these are 100% authentic. I have been spoiled by these strings and I refuse to buy any other brand for my own guitars.

Great strings that stay in tune well and love the coating on them.

no words just pefect

Long lasting, warm sound and smooth playability