how thick are each of the strings
57484
I don't know the gauge of the strings, but they are standard bass strings. The lowest (thickest) string is a B below the standard 4-string bass's E. BEADG
1929399
They are a little thick, I use 6mm. But I straighten it out with jewelry pliers.
2096688
They are about 1/16th inch thick. Have had mine for many years. Quite pleased , will buy again if required.
1783862
I would say it is probably about 2 - 3 mil thick. They work very well and easy to use with some practice and patience. Just use patience as it is done when it is done! But the good thing, it never has to be redone.
2185436
Hi Eddie, I don't know the exact thickness as it's not listed on the pick. However, they are the thickest pick I've used. They have no flexibility while in use; they are even hard to bend with two hands. I like them but I like the Jazz II picks better as they have a better grip texture to them.
1570986
It is the same thickness as the original wind chime string on mine. I had to replace one of the strings after strong winds tore mine down.
2021075
They are pretty thick. I like them a lot. I would definitely buy them again.
141889
I don't know the exact thickness. They are not tissue paper thin. They seem pretty sturdy and well constructed. The zip closure seals tightly, but does slightly limit the effective size. For medium sized items, they are a good value.
1210507
I want to say that the strings are not plastic. I bought this awhile back for my friend as a birthday gift, so I'm not 100% sure. I hope this helps.
1976810
They are a bit thick. Probably around 1/8" - 3/16" thick if I had to guess. They are excellent quality. They work great. I play basketball in them and haven't had a calf cramp since! Highly recommend this product
1816570
I would say you could string around 8-10 /inch, that depends on the size you want though too. They do work quite well. They are a nice addition to jewelry making.
371029
E6 is the thickest string. If you are facing the guitar E6 will be the left most string, followed by A, D, G (nylon unwound), B (nylon unwound), and E (nylon unwound) at the far right. If the labels fall off your strings the fattest, thickest string will be to the left and then work towards the thinnest as you go to the right.
1463213
They are not very thick, maybe 1/4 inch. They lasted about 1 year in my kitchen. Worth the money though.
184894
They are steel strings. The guitar is a steel string guitar. It comes with a set on the guitar and also an additional pack. My pack of extra strings was the same as the picture, manufactured by Yamaha.
1716027
They are not very thick. They are bit on the thin side, but not thin enough to where I'd call them cheap or not worth the money. Hope this helps.
836457
Yes, they are steel strings. Rather unusual feeling ones at that. But don't let that discourage you, they sound absolutely lovely!
29475
They are not thick at all. The tips off all three of the ones I bought a year or so ago broke off the first time throwing. Not worth buying at all. Steer clear.