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D'Addario XL Nickel

D'Addario EXL110-B25 Nickel Wound Electric Guitar Strings, 10-46 Regular Light, 25-Set Bulk Box

  • 10–46
  • Regular Light
  • 25 sets
  • Uncoated

$139.99 USD

Out of stock

  • $4.99 flat shipping in the US. Free on orders of $35 or more.
  • Authorized D'Addario dealer. Every set comes straight from D'Addario.

Inside the pack

String by string

Series
XL Nickel
Gauge
10–46, Regular Light
Material
Nickel-plated steel wrap, high-carbon steel hex core
Coating
Uncoated
In the pack
25 sets (150 strings)
Item no.
EXL110-B25
  1. 1stE .010 Plain
  2. 2ndB .013 Plain
  3. 3rdG .017 Plain
  4. 4thD .026 Wound
  5. 5thA .036 Wound
  6. 6thE .046 Wound

Gauges in inches, notes in standard tuning. Drawn to scale.

About these strings

This is the workbench version of the EXL110. Instead of 25 printed packs, D'Addario's Bulk Shop box holds 25 sets' worth of loose strings in one cardboard dispenser. You pull out one string at a time, and the color-coded ball ends tell you which is which.

It's made for people who restring a lot: techs, teachers, studios, or anyone with a wall of guitars to keep playable. The strings are the same 10-46 nickel wound EXL110s that come in the retail packs. You skip 25 sets of packaging, and it's the cheapest way to buy EXL110s per set.

What you get

  • 25 sets (150 strings) of EXL110 Regular Light in one dispenser box
  • Loose strings, not individual retail packs
  • Ball-end colors: silver .010, purple .013, green .017, black .026, red .036, brass .046
  • Nickel-plated steel wrap on a high-carbon steel hex core, round wound, uncoated
  • Made in the USA at D'Addario's New York factory
  • Comes with a code for D'Addario's Players Circle rewards

Only need a few sets? See the smaller packs I stock.

Shipping

$4.99 flat anywhere in the US, and free on orders of $35 or more. Add strings to a guitar order and they ship free.

The real thing

I'm an authorized D'Addario dealer. Every set here comes straight from D'Addario.

Not sure which to get?

Tell me what you play and what's on your guitar now, and I'll point you to a set. Message me, or read Are Coated Strings Worth It?