Daddario NYXL1152

Used on a 25.5" scale length Matsumoku built humbucker equipped guitar. Noticeably faster at settling down following installation and a quick (manual) stretch. They also seem a little less bright initially than my usual choice, Daddario exl115's. As far as the manufacturers claims of improved tone and output go, I couldn't say I have noticed any difference, but I get plenty enough output from my amps already! A little expensive, but they do last well. Overall, the best strings I have used, mainly because of the fast bedding in time.

Amazing ZING from these, awesome sound, awesome aggressivness, too bad they dont last as long as elixirs haha
Used them on a suhr strat with seymour duncan antiquities texas hot.

If you're tired of constantly retuning after big bends or aggressive rhythm playing, these strings are a massive upgrade over the standard nickel sets. They feel noticeably stiffer and have a snappy tension that makes the guitar feel more alive, plus they don't go dead nearly as fast as cheaper strings despite not being coated. The 11-52 gauge is perfect if you want a thick, chunky low end for power chords but still need to be able to rip through lead lines without fighting the high strings too much.

NYXL are great overall. This particular set fits me very well for D standard tension-wise.

Perfect strings for playing some heavier music or when playing in dropped tuning. love the new NYXL strings

Already a fan NYXL. I find they last quite long. I spotted these ones for drop-d tuning and they allow for drop D with a tighter string while keeping your higher strings at standard.

Great tone long life, nothing bad to sday about these strings.

A top line from Daddario does not dissapoint!

I switched to NYXLs some time ago and am completely satisfied. They do age quite well and feel great. I use 11-52 for E Standard.

Very good strings. Their sound stays "fresh" for a very long time. Among the best I've used.