Discover the vintage-inspired sound and feel of Curt Mangan 9-46 Round Core Nickel Wound Guitar Strings. These strings are a tribute to the iconic guitar heroes of the late 1960s and early 1970s, delivering a level of tonal response that harkens back to a magical time in music history. Made with round-core, nickel-plated steel, these strings offer a smooth playing experience, perfect for bending and vibrato techniques.
With gauges of 9-11-16-26-36-46, these electric guitar strings provide a balanced tone and enhanced playability. The nickel-plated steel construction ensures durability and longevity, while the round core design offers added flexibility and responsiveness. Whether you're a professional musician or a casual player, these strings will elevate your playing experience and help you achieve that classic vintage sound.
Experience the superior quality and performance of Curt Mangan 9-46 Round Core Nickel Wound Guitar Strings. Embrace the nostalgia of the golden era of guitar playing while enjoying the modern benefits of premium materials and expert craftsmanship. Elevate your sound, enhance your playing, and unleash your creativity with these premium guitar strings.
Curt Mangan 9-46 Round Core Nickel Wound Electric Guitar Strings
Gauges: 9-11-16-26-36-46
String Length: 43 inches
Customer Reviews 5 (32 Reviews) Write a Review
9 46 round core
I'm new to guitar so I don't understand all the mechanics. So they sound good. Seem Stay in tune better that the stock strings on my Pacifica.
Curt Mangan Strings
I am a convert. I just love the feel and tone of these strings. Inspiring!
Great product from great company
I have been playing for approx ten years on and off. I am no pro but am a tone junkie. I have been using strings from other manufacturer for year but found this company through Matt Schofield (love his style and TONE!!). As I said, I am no pro but I can tell there are noticeable differences. I love the feel of the strings and they have a great tone and sustain. These settle quickly and stay in tune. I have not used these string long enough to comment on their durability but Mr Schofield said his CM strings never failed :) Besides the quality and great price, they shipping my item in no time for free!! I am a life long customer here. Thank you for producing such great product for us. Best regards,
10-46 Nickel Wound Set
My favorite strings. Very reliable and long lasting. A great balance of vintage and modern tones.
Nickel wound electric guitar 10's
Love these strings. They are the final ingredient in the tone I've been searching for. More musical and full with extra tones when I bend and vibrato. Bye bye other string makers!
New dynamic
These strings not only sound great and last longer, but also add a new dynamic to my playing. Hard to explain but the sounds I'm getting when I slide up to a note or drag down to a note has a different and pleasing sound than any other strings I've used. They just grab the right way onto my calluses I guess? The tone of the strings along with the sustain is there, but now the textures of the slides are better now. I'll keep these on my #1 Stratocaster from now on.
Best I've tried so far
Great so far. Been through all the other major string manufacturers. These seem to take the best of the other strings and put them into one. Loving them so far. Thanks for your dedication!!
So glad I found these!!!
I think I have pretty much tried them all and Curt Mangan Strings are truly the best. Great tone that lasts. What more could you want! I always give a pack to friends/colleges to try and they agree. Amazing!!!
Great,chimey strings
Chime well, last longer than other brands. My luthier (who has over 30 years experience and is the best I have dealt with) recommended these. I have never turned back to other strings.
Best electric strings I've ever used
For years, I was a die hard customer of another popular string company until I tried these. They sound better, last longer, and are more durable than other strings I've used. And, I haven't broken a string since I've made the switch. Curt Mangan strings are my new favorites by far.