Tyler Larson

In the YouTube video titled "Guitar Strings – Which Brand is Best?" by Music is Win, Tyler Larson discusses his use of various guitar string brands, including D'Addario NYXL Nickelwound Guitar Strings 10-46, alongside Ernie Ball and Elixir, highlighting them as his preferred choices.

He bought it at 1:58 for making a video about 13 gauge guitar strings

In this video, he talking about which guitar strings brand is the best. He made the comparison between the D'Addario, Ernie Ball & Elixir (These are the guitar strings band he use of all time)

In the YouTube video "Guitar Strings – Which Brand is Best?" by Music is Win, Tyler Larson discusses his use of Ernie Ball Paradigm Regular Slinky Guitar Strings (10-46) alongside D'Addario and Elixir, highlighting them as part of his preferred string brands.

In a video on the Music is Win YouTube channel, Tyler Larson uses Ernie Ball Burly Slinky Guitar Strings (11-52) at the 5:53 mark. He replaces some strings from the pack to adjust the guitar's bridge and action, as his DR DDT strings caused the bridge to rise and the action to increase.

at 3:20 in this video, he can be seen buying these strings.

seen at 0:51 here

In the YouTube video titled "The Smartest Guitar Player Ever" by Music is Win, at the 1:40 mark, Tyler Larson is seen using a pack of Ernie Ball Everlast Medium Light 12-54 strings while adjusting his Paul Reed Smith guitar for jazz chord practice.

In the YouTube video titled "Do .13 Gauge Strings Really Affect Guitar Tone? (my fingers hurt)" by Music is Win, Tyler Larson is seen holding his guitar and using PRS Signature Strings 10-52 at the 3:10 mark.

In the YouTube video "Do .13 Gauge Strings Really Affect Guitar Tone?" by Music is Win, Tyler Larson is seen using Ernie Ball Ultra Slinky Guitar Strings (10-48) at the 5:53 mark. He selects a couple of strings from the pack to adjust his guitar setup, addressing issues with high action and an uneven bridge caused by DR DDT strings.

In the YouTube video "Do .13 Gauge Strings Really Affect Guitar Tone? (my fingers hurt)" by Music is Win, Tyler Larson uses PRS Signature Strings 09-42 at the 5:53 mark. He selects these strings to address issues with bridge alignment and high action caused by DR DDT strings.

He got these strings in .07-.38 gauge to test against the .13 gauge strings.

In the YouTube video titled "I Bought John Mayer's New Guitar Strings So You Don't Have To" by Music is Win, Tyler Larson demonstrates the Ernie Ball John Mayer Signature Silver Slinky Electric Guitar Strings (.0105-.047).