Ricardo Mollo

In a 2008 video titled "El Musiquiatra Presenta: Ricardo Mollo parte 1" by Ariel Pozzo, Ernie Ball Hybrid Slinky Guitar Strings (9-46) are visible on the floor of Ricardo Mollo's studio next to his pedals, indicating their use in his setup.

In a 2008 video titled "El Musiquiatra Presenta: Ricardo Mollo parte 1" by Ariel Pozzo, Ernie Ball Regular Slinky Guitar Strings (10-46) can be seen on the floor next to Ricardo Mollo's pedals, confirming his use of this specific gear.

In a 2008 video, Ricardo Mollo states that he uses 11 gauge strings, which are likely Ernie Ball Power Slinky Guitar Strings (11-48), as evidenced by other videos showcasing his gear. He employs these strings for "heavier" songs tuned to D standard, such as "Voodoo Child" and "El Arriero." This information is provided by Ariel Pozzo in the video titled "El Musiquiatra presenta: Ricardo Mollo parte 3" on YouTube.

In a 2008 video, Ricardo Mollo stated that he used Ernie Ball Not Even Slinky Guitar Strings (12-56) with a plain 22 for songs tuned to D, as evidenced by other videos showcasing his gear. However, he later switched to 11-48 for D standard and 9-46 for E standard due to tendinitis from heavy use when bending. This information is sourced from "El Musiquiatra presenta: Ricardo Mollo parte 3" by Ariel Pozzo on YouTube.