Ibanez Strings

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Ibanez IEGS6

String

£6.00

Or 3 interest-free payments of £2.00/mo.*

6stores

Ibanez IEBS5C

String

£22.90

Or 3 interest-free payments of £7.63/mo.*

5stores

Ibanez IEGS71

String

£7.40

Or 3 interest-free payments of £2.46/mo.*

4stores

Ibanez IABS4C

String

£17.99£18.80

Or 3 interest-free payments of £5.99/mo.*

4stores

Ibanez IEBS6C

String

£26.00

Or 3 interest-free payments of £8.66/mo.*

4stores

-16%

Ibanez IEGS62

String

£5.49£6.50

Or 3 interest-free payments of £1.83/mo.*

4stores

Ibanez IEGS61

String

£6.00

Or 3 interest-free payments of £2.00/mo.*

4stores

Ibanez IEGS7

String

£7.30

Or 3 interest-free payments of £2.43/mo.*

4stores

Ibanez IEGS8

String

£10.95

Or 3 interest-free payments of £3.65/mo.*

4stores

Ibanez IEBS4C

String

£19.99

Or 3 interest-free payments of £6.66/mo.*

4stores

Ibanez IEGS61MK

String

£6.00

Or 3 interest-free payments of £2.00/mo.*

3stores

-28%

Ibanez IMDS4

String

£7.99£11.10

Or 3 interest-free payments of £2.66/mo.*

3stores

Strings: 3 things to consider before buying

Different instruments require specific types of strings to perform optimally. For example, electric guitars often use nickel or stainless steel strings for a bright sound, while classical guitars need nylon strings for a softer tone. Consider the genre you play and the sound you want to achieve when selecting your strings. If you're unsure, consult with fellow musicians or read expert reviews on PriceRunner to make an informed decision.

The gauge of a string affects both the feel and the sound of your instrument. Thicker strings produce a richer, more resonant sound but require more finger strength, which might not be ideal for beginners. Conversely, lighter strings are easier to play but may not deliver as full a tone. Evaluate your playing style and experience level to choose the right gauge. Many brands offer variety packs that allow you to experiment with different gauges before committing.

Strings can wear out quickly depending on how frequently you play and environmental factors like humidity. Opt for coated strings if longevity is important; these have a protective layer that resists corrosion and reduces wear and tear. However, some musicians prefer uncoated strings for their natural feel and brighter sound. Weigh the benefits of durability against your preference for tone quality when choosing between coated and uncoated options.