Have a EJ200 Epiphone. Would like to replace strings. What type of D'Addario strings do I use?
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I have a 45 year old Martin d-28 I use the extra light strings EJ 15 3 Dbecause I like to fingerpickthey have a very good warm soundif your guitar is fairly new try the light gauge strings they sound very good too and you can buy 3 packs for under $15 at Amazon. D'Addario makes a good string and I find they last a long time. I highly recommend!
978002
Should fit all epi les paul models. All have a 12" radius wich is why i bought this nut. String spacing should be the same also but always check. U can check tusq web and get all specs on everything they make. Have used them for fender tele's,strat's, gibson les paul and 2 acoustics with great results. Good as bone and stays in tune better. Will transform yr guitar . Now get the grover bridge with the" tiny" notches in saddles for $23 and yr set.
1844191
any epiphone or Gibson LP Graph Tech Nut's do take a little workin with to fit then just right.Work's GREAT with my epiphone standard.
1725029
I would recommend Elixir strings for any acoustic guitar. They're a little more expensive but are well worth it. They do last longer, play a little easier and reduce string talk in a way no other string I've tried comes close.
847394
Pretty sure mine came with Gibson strings on. That's what the website says, and they match the Gibson strings I bought to replace them.They're pretty nice strings and they last (at least for my purposes) a long time.
2109298
Bought them for an Epiphone Les Paul Studio. I had to pull out the Dremel and sand just a little bit around the inside of the holes in the headstock, the posts were just a hairbreadth too thick. They've been great and keep it in tune so much better than the stock tuners.
918369
yes! this was happening to me and i switched to Martin bronze strings (light .012-.054 gauge) and they don't bother my fingers anymore, and the sound is so much better!
131076
I'm not sure, they look like the same design. I had to hammer them into my epiphone. It was a struggle but they work fine.
666727
The studs are cut for Gibson Nashville bridges, If Epiphone uses the same size and thread pitch, and the posts are the same width, then yes. This is made overseas, so I would venture to say yes, it does fit an import Epiphone. Best way to find out would be to call a repair tech who would know. Or google around for Epiphone specs.
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I haven't heard of an electric EJ200, but this is a case for an acoustic jumbo model. I bought it for a AJ-100CE and its perfect, and there is plenty of space on the top, I'm pretty sure it will fit.
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I think it depends on the age of the other strings. If they have a lot of play time on them and one breaks I would replace them all. YouTube has really good videos on the proper way to change your strings. Good luck.
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It depends on what works for your violin. I had a new set of Dominant strings, but before I put them on my violin, I bought a Juan Qin violin that had D'addario strings on that work so well that I hesitate to use the Dominant strings on it. If you are not getting the sound that you want, you might think about buying a different violin (I went through several violins before I found in the Juan Qin violin the sound that I like). .
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Check the Martin website - the "care & feeding" booklet will tell you which strings work best on your particular guitar - I use Martin or d'Addario light
802320
I have an Epi Les Paul, and these are actually the same tuners that came on it when I bought it. So they'll definitely fit! They stay in tune super well, too.
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I am still using the strings (Aquila) that were on the ukulele when I got it, and I have lots of hours use on them since then. On the outside chance that I break a string, I did order a new set of Aquila CONCERT uke strings just to have them as a backup. Hope this answers your question.
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They are cheap Chinese made tuning machines. Yes, you will get out of tune easily. I have modified mine and OT plays and sounds 10 times better than an Epiphone Dot, and close to a Gibson. No joke. I put Grover Tuning machines on it and 2 DiMarzio PAF Humbuckers and it is now a great guitar to play live. I primarily use a standard American Strat live, but my modified Delta King is great for songs when I need fat tone or more versatility in tone. My advice. Buy it and spend $200 to make is darn near Gibson quality without breaking the bank. Good luck and have fun!
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I upgraded to Thomastik Dominant Violin String set Ball End strings. I'm a novice and it was easy to change strings, I had no issues with the fine tuners.