Strings - Jagwire vs Cobra Coil

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Hap Young
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Post by Hap Young »

I have been using the Jags now for three years. I like the stainless . they last forever. I put a set on and they lasted for a year and never broke a string. That was playing at least once a week and sometimes more and playing at home most days for practise. My Sierra likes them. I think I have broken two strings min three years . the fourth and fifth. Jag's are a great string, and bOb's servise is great also. Two or three days for delivery,and the price is right.
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Tonu Timm
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Post by Tonu Timm »

Yes. After replacing d'Addarios to Jagwires (Russ Hick's series), I can really feel a difference, fuller sound and better playability. One reason is that III , V and VI strings have bigger diameter.
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Post by Gary Preston »

:eek: One of these days the '' mystery '' will be revealed as to who makes these strings we all hold dear to our heart !!! :\ ;-) Again you may be shocked as to who the makers are :roll: Maybe if someone kidnaps for ransom the dealers they will confess :lol: :lol: :lol: I also have used different names on the cover strings ( remember you can have your name and face on your label )if you are a dealer and the money !!! There are lots of strings to choose from so delight yourself in finding the ones that make you happy . Thats all that matters anyway right ?
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Post by Bob Snelgrove »

I love the Jags but I have broke 17's, 12's and even a 36W!

just restrung both necks today on my PP and they sound great ( Been a year)


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Post by Tony Prior »

Gentlemen, please change your strings more often than once a year even if they ain't broke !

They are just strings and they are not supposed to last as long as the Instrument.

thank you for your attention to this matter...

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Lee Baucum
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Post by Lee Baucum »

I agree with Tony!

Also, if you usually use Jagwires, try some Cobra Coils.

If you usually use Cobra Coils, try some Jagwires.

I would like to hear your comments about the differences, if any.
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Post by chris ivey »

i love the cobra coils ..a friend gave me sets for both necks. they're the best!

if someone will give me full sets of jagwires which i've never tried, i'll say they're the best, too!
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