DR Strings HI-DEF NEON Electric Guitar Strings (NGE-10)

Well, they do match my guitar! But more importantly these coated strings are quality performers. I would recommend trying them.

Love the neons. I’ve used DR’s coated strings on numerous occasions, and I like their warm sound, cool look and fun playability. If you’re looking for versatility, look elsewhere. You can’t play slide on these, and I don’t recommend them for blues. But, for warm rock, country and jazz, they just might be ideal. I popped the E while stretching, but DR sent me two replacements for free.

For that fun guitar that gets exposed to the general public.

They sound and feel pretty ok. The color is definitely a weak point for me. The A String is not very Brite and high E is flaking off in spots after about 10 minutes of jamming. I won't be purchasing these colored strings in the future. The good part is that they are DR strings which I tend to favor. But these are not the best.

The strings are great. Nice smooth coated finish and they match the color to my wild experimental strat. Good tone, holds tuning well and the green look really pops. The high e string is already losing lots of color, but I already knew that was going to happen as I play. It’s inevitable with color coated strings, especially bright tones like these.

The media could not be loaded. Waste of money.durable but not durable comfortable-easy to use and play on but after five of finger picking they start flaking and peeling and this second pair I've gotten

They look cool, and sound cool. I actually bought them thinking they glow in the dark. That was a silly thought, but even without that, the strings are a vibrant Green, even in daytime. They look really cool under a black light, and if you're doing a show, ask the light tech guy(politely) to shine some magenta on you. It'll really stick out.As far as playability goes:they work. Nothing sounds better then putting on new strings, but these have worked quite fine for my purposes, should work well for almost any style.If you play alot,especially plectrum, you'll notice it will start to wear off. Personally i think it's kinda cool.It may be a little less traditional then that plain steel you're often used to, but its a nice deviation.get it! i also got the yellow ones for my Les Paul