Ernie Ball 2221 Regular Slinky 10-46
Ernie Ball Regular Slinky Electric Strings are favored by many musicians around the globe. Regular Slinky strings are played by Eric Clap... more
Here's Billie's technician showing Billies' rig during a 2013 tour, he talks about the string at 1:28, he talks about ''Ernie ball .10's'' more
For this promotional poster, Matt endorses Regular Slinky strings. He's also on the [Artists page](https://www.ernieball.com/artists) of ... more
If you click on the Tele's picture, it says from the bottom: "He goes with Ernie Ball Regular Slinky" more
Reviews
Trusted musician and artist reviews for Ernie Ball 2221 Regular Slinky 10-46
Based on 75 Reviews
Fantastic
And yeah...they last long, they are very comfortable and those are a serious choice if you want to string a guitar.
Takes the sound of your guitar to the next ball
Earnie ball has a name in the market of strings and it isn't without a reason. For me, the Regular Slinky strings perfect for both solo and base guitars.
Great quality
Don't wear quickly, very durable, haven't snapped yet (and it's been almost a month). Great strings.
The One
This is my string of choice. Have tried quite a few sets, but this one is the one that is closest to the sound I want.
My favorite!
I use this set to play in standard and half-step down tuning, and they are great. I've using ErnieBall for over 12 years, and they never disappointed me. They sound good right after you put them on your guitar, but my favorite taste is a week old set... to me, it's when they will sound the best!
Great strings!
I have used these strings for years on my telecaster. The always sound good and are very playable.
great
These strings are great, i've heard the new ernie ball cobalt slinky's are way better on the electric but it is hard to imagine as these are brilliant giving the player a crisp sharp tone
The best of the worst, the rest are just cursed.
I grew up on the old papery neon yellow pack of ernies with non-sealed envelopes filled with wonderful rock 'n roll gauge strings. I always used these bad boys from day one and I always return to them. I am used to the sound and feel, for better or worse... and they're still damned cheap by the case!
Love them and used for last 6 years. Now they're got expensive where I live and, I think, fake in almost every store.
I've been using slinkies or super slinkies with only a few departures to try other brands since I was like 12.... so 23 years. Take that youngster.
Great strings! I have found tuning issues with the super slinkies, but I couldn't agree more about their sound and feel.
I never seem to have any issues, maybe a little on the G of all my gibsons, but that's gibsons for you.... any brand ofs trings has the G slippage on SG and LP type guitars with a traditional headstock