What strings do I need?

Ok, this is the most common question that probably every beginner guitar player will ask.

The best way is to begin with a lighter string gauge. Lighter, thinner strings produce less tension, and for that reason are generally easier for beginners to work with. Your fingers will be less in pain also.

We recommend using a set of strings with a gauge of .009 inches to .042 inches, or .010 inches to .046 inches (known informally as “nines” or “10s”) for electric players. If you’re learning on an acoustic, look for a gauge of .011 inches to .052 inches (known as 11s).

Different string materials also have unique benefits, including the tone they produce. Here’s a quick guide to buying guitar strings:

Electric Guitar Strings

Nickel strings: Clear and articulate; a versatile choice for rock, blues and jazz players

Stainless steel strings: Bright and less prone to wear; good for hard rock and metal

Acoustic Guitar Strings

80/20 Bronze: Bright and more metallic

Phosphor bronze: Dark, warm and mellow; a great choice for strummers

List of guitar strings, that are quite good for beginners.

Martin M170 10-46

Ernie Ball Earthwood extra soft

Elixir Guitar strings 10-46

Daddario EJ10 extra light 10-47

NB* The best way to start is to have one complete beginner guitar accessories bundle with you  and we got one is Silenceban beginner guitar plectrums set 

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