Pure Nickel Single Strings

38 Single String Length: 43 Inches Pure Nickel wound strings were used exclusively on most guitars built in Fifty??s and most of the Sixty??s. Pure Nickel has a slightly warmer tone than nickel-plated steel and is preferred by many blues artists.

28 Pure Nickel Wound Single String. Length: 43 Inches Pure Nickel wound strings were used exclusively on most guitars built in Fifty??s and most of the Sixty??s. Pure Nickel has a slightly warmer tone than nickel-plated steel and is preferred by many...

26 Pure Nickel Wound Single String. Length: 43 Inches Pure Nickel wound strings were used exclusively on most guitars built in Fifty??s and most of the Sixty??s. Pure Nickel has a slightly warmer tone than nickel-plated steel and is preferred by many...

48 Single String Length: 43 Inches Pure Nickel wound strings were used exclusively on most guitars built in Fifty??s and most of the Sixty??s. Pure Nickel has a slightly warmer tone than nickel-plated steel and is preferred by many blues artists.

46 Single Strings Length: 43 Inches Pure Nickel wound strings were used exclusively on most guitars built in Fifty??s and most of the Sixty??s. Pure Nickel has a slightly warmer tone than nickel-plated steel and is preferred by many blues artists.

36 Single String Length: 43 Inches Pure Nickel wound strings were used exclusively on most guitars built in Fifty??s and most of the Sixty??s. Pure Nickel has a slightly warmer tone than nickel-plated steel and is preferred by many blues artists.

54 Single String Length: 43 Inches Pure Nickel wound strings were used exclusively on most guitars built in Fifty??s and most of the Sixty??s. Pure Nickel has a slightly warmer tone than nickel-plated steel and is preferred by many blues artists.

Length: 43 Inches Pure Nickel wound strings were used exclusively on most guitars built in Fifty??s and most of the Sixty??s. Pure Nickel has a slightly warmer tone than nickel-plated steel and is preferred by many blues artists.

42 Single String Length: 43 Inches Pure Nickel wound strings were used exclusively on most guitars built in Fifty??s and most of the Sixty??s. Pure Nickel has a slightly warmer tone than nickel-plated steel and is preferred by many blues artists.

Length: 43 Inches Pure Nickel wound strings were used exclusively on most guitars built in Fifty??s and most of the Sixty??s. Pure Nickel has a slightly warmer tone than nickel-plated steel and is preferred by many blues artists.

32 Single String Length: 43 Inches Pure Nickel wound strings were used exclusively on most guitars built in Fifty??s and most of the Sixty??s. Pure Nickel has a slightly warmer tone than nickel-plated steel and is preferred by many blues artists.

34 Single String Length: 43 Inches Pure Nickel wound strings were used exclusively on most guitars built in Fifty??s and most of the Sixty??s. Pure Nickel has a slightly warmer tone than nickel-plated steel and is preferred by many blues artists.