GHS David Gilmour String Set G

They are surely great strings but there is one think to keep in mind. I didn't use them right away after I bought them, cause the strings I had on the guitar where almost new. So when the time came to change them, I opened the GHS D.Gimour box and the strings where in individual paper folders, there was no nylon protection anywhere. So the strings had already rust spots on.

This was the first time I tried these strings, and I was a little underwhelmed. The gauges were new to me; 10.5 -50, and they didn't shred my fingertips as one would expect.
The y were strings. It would seem David Gilmour has a bionic hand to bend the way he does with these strings. Way to go, Dave.
They sounded ok. I was expecting BOLD, I guess, but I have had better. They can be summed up with one word. "Meh."

I didn't notice a large difference (soundwise) with the normal GHS strings, which seem to have the same build quality/tonal characteristics. Anyway I like this gauge, it helps me to bend notes easily, but at the same time delivers a more thick tone. A good compromise between 0,10's and 0,11's. Worth trying!

Have been loving these strings. Perfect guage for blues and rock. Nice fat bass with bendable trebles. Hard to beat