FenderOriginal Bullet 3150 Electric Guitar Strings, Pure Nickel, Bullet End, 3150L .009-.042

I had been using fender ball strings since I got my Stratocaster. What a difference! Should have bought the bullet type earlier. They have beautiful tone and the sustain is definitely enhanced and extended. These are designed for use with the Stratocaster and telecaster…..didn’t know that. They make a noticeable difference.

These are designed for Strats, they will give you the best sound’s you can get!!

These strings surprised me. I don't know why I had a negative impression of Fender strings in the past, but I was wrong about them. They sound and feel good, hold tune better and last as long as others I've played. But I have not tried them on any other guitar, so my high rating is specific to the experience I've had with my 2010 American Deluxe Stratocaster SSS (synch tremolo with pop-in bar).It's worth noting that I never would have tried the Bullets if I hadn't fallen for that specific guitar and sold my other electrics. I HAD always used Ernie Ball electric strings, but every time I changed them on my Strat, the ball of the 1st string would get stuck down in the tremolo block. (I had to pull the block out and grip down low on the string with pliers to push it through ... Fortunately, I never had to do this during a gig, but it was bound to happen someday.)So, while I can't tell you how the Bullets perform on other guitars, I recommend that Strat players at least give them a try. They made my string changes fast and easy, but surprisingly also made tuning more stable and seem to have added a touch more sustain.

Strings are totally subjective. We all have out preference, but if you're wanting to get the vintage Fender sound with the playability/stretched notes of bullets, you won't go wrong with these. Sure, they cost more than a lot of strings, but most 'vintage' stuff does cost more and these are pure nickel. It's the pure nickel tone that sets them apart.

I grew tired of spending so much for Elixir strings only to break one or two. The Bullets are inexpensive and I like the sound. Not saying they’re the best put there, just saying they’re the best I’ve found for half the price of the more expensive brands.

great tone on my strat with david gilmour setup

Prefect for my Stratocaster, fits in the bridge like it was made for it, wait, it was made for it 😊

I use Fender's Bullet Strings exclusively for my American Strat because they're made to fit perfectly into the Strat bridge. I don't like the way ball end strings fit in there sort of haphazardly. Bullets go into the bridge perfectly every time and provide consistency.I have tried the Super Bullets which have a steel core, and I like them but I found their sound to be too edgy and sharp for my style.The Fender Original Bullet Strings in 9 Gauge can have a warmer, almost bluesy tone when I want them to, can do some country fill, and also sound good with overdrive. Being in a classic rock/country cover band and only having one axe on stage with me, I like that these strings can be versatile. I have found that I really like these strings and see no reason to change. Rock on, Fender! 🤘

Love the tone of pure nickel strings, and the bullet end never gets stuck in the trem block of my strat. Will continue to buy.

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Ottime corde e ottimo timbro e sustain.

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