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Yes, yes in fact I do.
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I bought six from them last week. That's the most I've ever bought of one kind of string at one time.
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I haven't up until now, but there's a possibility I might start using them more regularly; if so, I'd definitely get the ten-packs. I'm all about quantity discounts.
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I would if D'ADDARIO sold their nickel bronze in ten packs, but I don't think they offer that one that way...I'll have to check and see.
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Yes, I have done so.
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I used to. Their blowout sales have largely gone away, so I've moved onto other brands (mostly GHS).
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Never. Then again, I haven't used 10 sets of strings in the last 10 years.... I guess you could say I'm "tarnish tolerant"...... although I actually enjoy changing strings; the process of it. But since '07 it's a low priority.
In addition, thanks to all the other string postings here, I've begun fooling around with different brands. John
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Definitely yes, as there is savings associated with buying in bulk. Only downside is that these larger packs are not available in all string gauges like bluegrass gauges (EJ19s), etc.
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And I would buy them in the 25 pack if they came sealed as in they do in the 10 pack.
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Too many strings out there to commit to 10 packs of anything.
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I like to buy my strings (No particular favourite brand) one pack at a time from my local guitar shop. It's a good excuse to get to have a look at his stock and have a chat.
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Yes. I recently bought a ten pack of EJ-16 light gauge and a ten pack of EJ-17 mediums during a sale. Given my existing stock of Elixirs acquired on sale too, I likely won't be buying any more strings for quite a while.
Elixirs go onto guitars that see infrequent play sessions, and EJ's go on to other guitars that get tuned up and down regularly. I don't like killing expensive coated strings prematurely while re-tuning among the six or seven altered tunings that I routinely use. |
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No, for a couple of reasons. I don't play my guitars every day, so a ten pack would last me several years. Secondly, although I have no evidence showing strings purchased years ago would degrade, I like to buy my strings fresh.
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Certainly! Sorry, YES! Hope you are doing well!
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10 or 12 pack for me when it gets below the $5 threshold. I have to change them after every gig.
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