.07 Gauge Guitar Strings Blues - Ernie Ball Zippy Slinky 7-36

I normally use 08-38 Extra Slinky on my guitars, but a while ago I decided to try Ernie Ball's 7-36 Zippy Slinky guitar strings. Playing comfort on thin strings is incredibly good. However, its necessary to get used to it because there may be intonation and out of tone bend problems in the beginning.

It's fun to try new modifications on the electric guitar. If you have short fingers or have problems in areas such as muscles/joints, I definitely recommend it. Playing the guitar becomes easier and more enjoyable, of course, you may need a few extra settings for the weakness of your guitar tone. I played a short blues solo and the result wasn't bad.

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[Berkayto]

I used 3-4 sets of Ernie Ball 7-36 strings. It took a few months, but I went back to the 8-38 string set because the mi string was too skinny. Im using 8-38 with Eb tune.

I love guitarists who choose comfort without paying attention to what others say. I'm sure they play guitar better than people who talk nonsense. And their potential is definitely higher.

[animeswitch]

Something i dont understand is that you rarely hear people talking about 7 gauge strings but they are incredible, i have so much freedom and they are so easy to use. I go from playing like a beginner to shredding my ass off.