GHS Big Core Nickel Rockers Pure Nickel Electric Guitar Strings BCCL Custom Light 9.5-48
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GHS Big Core Nickel Rockers Pure Nickel Electric Guitar Strings
The reason the strings are called Big Core is because they start with a much larger core wire and then wrap around it. This offers a nice fat string that brings heavy tone and a smooth feel.
Also, the gauges are slightly different than anything else GHS offers. All sets start with half gauges (.0095, .0105) and go up from there. This gauging is of course, caused by the core wire ratio.
Gauges:
Extra Light BCXL .0095 .0115 .016 .024 .032 .042
Custom Light BCCL .0095 .0115 .016 .028 .038 .048
Light BCL .0105 .0135 .018 .028 .038 .048
Medium BCM .0115 .015 .019 .028 .038 .056
GHS Big Core Nickel Rockers Pure Nickel Electric Guitar Strings BCCL Custom Light 9.5-48
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By Qblue
Clarks Summit, PA
Very durable and sound great
January 8, 2020
I like to put pure nickel strings on single coil guitars. On my Les Paul Tribute 60's model, with P90's, I put the custom light strings on. I really like how they sound, and the lighter upper ends make the guitar much more springy in feel but the bass strings are thicker, maintaining a feel of stability, unlike a light set of 0.09's. These strings have an immediacy that nickel wound steel strings just don't have.
ProsDurable
Thicker bass side strings than a normal set of 0.10's
Awesome tone
ConsNone