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Curt Mangan Fusion Matched Nickel Wound Electric Strings (9.5-44)

Curt Mangan Fusion Matched Nickel Wound Electric Strings (9.5-44)

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Editorial Review
Nickel-Plated Steel wound strings were introduced in the late Sixties and have become the most popular alloy for electric guitars and bass. Nickel-plated steel tends to offer the most balanced tone.9.5-11.5-16-24-34-44

Specification
Brand : Curt Mangan
Color : White Black Red Blue
EAN : 0873105002305
Label : Curt Mangan
Manufacturer : Curt Mangan
Model : 19544
PackageDimensions : L:12.00 X W:7.00 X H:0.50
ProductGroup : Musical Instruments
ProductTypeName : GUITARS
Publisher : Curt Mangan
Size : Small Medium Large X-Large 2X-Large
SKU : 8648
Studio : Curt Mangan
Title : Curt Mangan Fusion Matched Nickel Wound Electric Strings (9.5-44)

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Top-notch quality, canÕt complain.

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Solid build and decent design.

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One of the best things IÕve ever bought.

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Flawless in both function and design.

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Will be purchasing again soon.

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An average experience overall.

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Perfect for my needs.

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Stunning design and excellent performance.

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Truly exceeded my expectations.

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Delivers what it promises and more.

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Feels premium and well-crafted.

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This is a game changer!

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A smart purchase for the price.

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Just what I needed and more.

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Delivers what it promises and more.

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