DR Strings Drop-Down Tuning DDT-13

I bought these in the hope of getting rid of the sensation of the strings being really floppy in D drop C or C# and in that all my expectations was fulfilled. What a difference! It's a whole different sensation picking the strings now. The previous set of strings was the stock strings and I'm not sure the gauge of those but I expect they were fairly standard strings. These are really nice and heavy and I like them a lot.

Only drawback is that with these you really have to put in a lot more force into your hammer-ons and pull-offs. The first time I did a hammer-on I couldn't even hear it! So if you're used to playing with standard gauge strings you might have some re-learning to do when buying these strings. But if you're in the habit of playing with a down-tuned guitar I heartily recommend them. They seem to keep the tuning quite good for a new set of strings but I haven't had them long enough to see how they keep up in the long run. They seem to be quality strings though so I don't expect them to give me any grief in that department.

Be aware though that particularly string 5 and 6 are really thick and might a bit rough on your fingertips depending on how tough your calluses are. Long slides in particular is... ouch!

the only strings I use on my electric guitar. Originally they are for heavy de-tunning, but I use them for Eb tunning and they rock!! I like heavier strings like SRV did ;) but I play everything rock, metal, blues ;)
And they are the only heavy strings with plain G string, that I know of, for those bluesy bends :P
here is a little sound preview me playing Pink Floyd Comfortably Numb solo with these strings on a Gibson LP bought also at Thomann:

- heavy - they hold the tunning really well even with a heavy hand style
- plain G

CONS
-heavy I must put heavy as a cons to cause it is not easy to bend these bad boys :D