| Dean Markley Blue Steel Acoustic Guitar Strings
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Dean Markley Blue Steel acoustic guitar strings are what many consider to be the standard in acoustic guitar strings. Made using a patented cryogenic processing (the strings are chilled to -320 degrees Fahrenheit, then slowly brought up to room temperature), these strings will give you a super-brilliant sound and longer life than regular strings. For longer "shelf life", each string is also sealed in its own special air-tight package.
All guitar strings are always at least 20% off list price.
Light string sizes include .011, .014, .022, .030, .036, and .046.
Medium Light string sizes include .012, .015, .025, .034, .044, and .054.
Medium string sizes include .013, .017, .026, .038, .048, and .058.
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