D'Addario EXL150 Nickel Wound Electric Guitar Strings, 12 String Reg. Light
Dial in the bright, jangly voice you crave for your 12‑string electric guitar with the D'Addario EXL150 Nickel Wound Electric Guitar Strings, tuned for crisp shimmer and effortless playability. This set is the go‑to choice for players who want that iconic 12‑string sparkle without sacrificing feel or durability.
Why musicians reach for EXL150
- Bright, articulate tone from nickel‑plated steel construction that brings punchy attacks and shimmering overtones to chords and arpeggios.
- Round wound texture delivers clarity and dynamic response, inviting expressive strumming and precise picking with less finger fatigue.
- 12‑string optimized tension designed specifically for the paired string setup, balancing string tension across the neck for comfortable playability and stable intonation.
- Environmentally friendly packaging keeps strings fresh and corrosion resistant, so you’re always ready to play with a clean, reliable feel.
- Made in the U.S.A. for consistent quality, dependable performance, and long‑lasting tone that players trust on stage and in the studio.
- Iconic EXL packaging with the distinct XL branding signals a premium, ready‑to‑play set that ships with confidence.
String gauges and construction
- .010/.010
- .013/.013
- .017/.008
- .026w/.012p
- .036w/.018p
- .046w/.026w
Designed for 12‑string electric guitars seeking a clear, bright top end without sacrificing a solid, sustain‑rich bottom. The EXL150 set is ideal for players who want quick fretting, smooth bends, and a lively chorus of overtones that cut through bands and record takes alike.
Practical tips for best results
- Install strings with even tension across the neck to maintain proper intonation and comfortable feel as you play jangly chords or shimmering melodic lines.
- Wipe strings after playing to extend life and preserve the fresh, bright tone the set is known for.
- When recording or performing, consider the extended brightness of nickel winding for brighter pick attack and more defined string separation in a mix.
