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I save all my old strings after I remove them from my guitars. I use 10-46 sets. That give me three different gauges of wound strings for cables and three different gauges of plain strings for wiring.

 

As far as preferences, I like using the .046 for vehicles and dreads. The .036 is good for termies and oblits. For basic troops I use the .026 and .036. The .046 always looks a bit off to me for standard troops.

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I have a house full of guitars; it was only a few days into me starting the hobby when I discovered that the .032" A string from a standard set of 9s is a perfect match for the hole made by the drill bit in GW's pin vice.

 

BTW this is my guitar collection a few years ago: 

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v218/Svartmetall/Misc/GuitarCollection20-09-07.jpg

 

Since then, I've sold the mandolin (just too damn small for my sausage fingers) and added a Telecaster, an Epiphone Sheraton semi-acoustic, an Ibanez 8-string, a Washburn Tonewood with the ash body and a 10-string classical...

I have a house full of guitars; it was only a few days into me starting the hobby when I discovered that the .032" A string from a standard set of 9s is a perfect match for the hole made by the drill bit in GW's pin vice.

 

BTW this is my guitar collection a few years ago:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v218/Svartmetall/Misc/GuitarCollection20-09-07.jpg

 

Since then, I've sold the mandolin (just too damn small for my sausage fingers) and added a Telecaster, an Epiphone Sheraton semi-acoustic, an Ibanez 8-string, a Washburn Tonewood with the ash body and a 10-string classical...

Nice. I just have 4, and had to quit playing due to issues with my fretting hand wrist. My fingers go numb if I play too long, and I I try to push through it my wrist is in agony for several days.

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