Cobra Coil Strings
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- John Gould
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Cobra Coil Strings
Just wondering how many of you out there use the Cobra Coil strings and do they make a difference.
I've been a GHS guy for years but for some reason my Emmons guitar doesn't seem to like them much.
Thanks
I've been a GHS guy for years but for some reason my Emmons guitar doesn't seem to like them much.
Thanks
A couple of guitars
Nashville 1000 Fender Mustang III Boss Katana MKII 50
Emmons LeGrande II and Sho Bud Pro II
Nashville 1000 Fender Mustang III Boss Katana MKII 50
Emmons LeGrande II and Sho Bud Pro II
- Larry Scott
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I have been using CC's for several years and like them alot, they stay in tune well and stay livley for a long while.
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- Lee Baucum
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I've been using Jagwire strings (Stainless) for quite some time now. I started off with Nickle and then settled on the Stainless. I wanted a little extra "crispiness" on the wound strings and the Stainless did that. After replacing the 12-1 pickup with a BL-712 I noticed that the wound strings were a bit too "crispy" sounding, so I decided to go back to Nickle. At one point, my favorite Jagwire dealer was out of U-12 Jagwire strings, so I ordered some Cobra Coils from Bobbe.
The wound strings sound huge, a bit brighter than Nickle, but not as bright as Stainless. I didn't change the gauge on any of the strings; however, I had to do some tweaking on the pulls on some of the wound strings. That tells me that, perhaps, the core sizes are a bit different than the Jagwires.
Cobra Coils are great strings. I like them every bit as much as I like Jagwires.
Lee, from South Texas
The wound strings sound huge, a bit brighter than Nickle, but not as bright as Stainless. I didn't change the gauge on any of the strings; however, I had to do some tweaking on the pulls on some of the wound strings. That tells me that, perhaps, the core sizes are a bit different than the Jagwires.
Cobra Coils are great strings. I like them every bit as much as I like Jagwires.
Lee, from South Texas
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- Chris LeDrew
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The few packages I've had seemed sticky or something. The strings seem to be coated with a sticky substance. Never could get used to them.
Jackson Steel Guitars
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Cobra Coil strings rock.
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I Used C.C. For A Long Time Real Good Strings. SONNY.