Ernie Ball 2254 Classic Skinny Top Heavy Bottom Slinky Pure Nickel
Article number 1102254Electric guitar strings, tin-plated steel core with pure nickel wrap, plain strings made from tin-plated steel, 10–52
Ernie Ball 2254 Classic Slinky Skinny Top Heavy Bottom – Warm Tone with Pure Nickel Wrap
Ernie Ball 2254 Classic Slinky Skinny Top Heavy Bottom electric guitar strings combine easy-playing treble strings with powerful bass strings. The wound strings feature pure nickel wrap wire around a hex-shaped tin-plated steel core, delivering a warm, smooth and full-bodied tone.
The plain strings are made from tin-plated carbon steel and heat-treated to precise specifications for a clear, balanced and consistent sound.
Features
- Pure Nickel wrap for a warm and smooth tone
- Hex-shaped steel core for stability and performance
- Skinny Top Heavy Bottom gauge combination
- Clear and balanced sound from the plain strings
- Manufactured with high precision and durability
Specifications
- Model: 2254 Classic Slinky Skinny Top Heavy Bottom
- Type: Electric guitar strings
- Wrap material: Pure Nickel
- Core: Hex-shaped tin-plated steel core
- Plain strings: Tin-plated carbon steel
String Gauges
- E: .010
- B: .013
- G: .017
- D: .030 (wound)
- A: .042 (wound)
- E: .052 (wound)
Ernie Ball Classic Slinky – Modern Classics
Classic Slinky Pure Nickel strings offer a warmer and smoother tone than traditional nickel-plated steel strings. The wound strings feature a hex-shaped steel core wrapped with pure nickel wire, while the plain strings are made from specially developed tin-plated carbon steel for balanced response and classic feel.
Ernie Ball – Revolutionary Guitar Accessories
For decades, Ernie Ball has been one of the most influential innovators in guitar strings and accessories. By combining craftsmanship, experience and modern technology, the company continues to develop products trusted by guitarists and bassists around the world.
FAQ: What are the benefits of Pure Nickel strings?
Pure Nickel strings typically provide a warmer, smoother and more vintage-inspired tone than traditional nickel-plated steel strings.
FAQ: What does Skinny Top Heavy Bottom mean?
This gauge combination pairs lighter treble strings with heavier bass strings, offering excellent playability while maintaining a powerful low-end response.