Rotosound MAS11 Michael Amott Sign. Set

I usually stick to Daddario strings but wanted to try out down tuning on my regular 6 string guitar (Cort MBC1, in stock at Thomann) .

Having read that Michael Amott tunes C to c with these string I got them and decided that for me B-b tuning made more sense.

Worked out very well as the guitar is now a Baritone range, the only slight detraction is that the g string feels a little lacking in tension. But other wise fine.

The Strings have lasted 6 weeks or so now, tone still good.

I actually used them with bstandart tuning wich means its like bariton guitar now, well, strings are loose, but yhey are made for dropC, so they act great.

Very versatile, I use them for different tunings on both Gibson and Fender scale.

String themselves are really nice for C-standard. Super chuggy on the low end, while still being easy and playable on the high end. The only downside is that they're a bit quick to lose their shimmer, but at the price range, one could easily buy a few packs and change them out every month or two, depending on how much you play.

I mainly play on a 24.75" scale guitar (Epiphone Explorer '84) and for D standard these strings are excellent. They are pretty tight (which I like a lot, not everybody's preference) thus not going sharp with hard downpicks. The only downside is that they loose their brightness a bit faster than other brands but for the price you can easily change them oftenly.

I bought those strings out of curiosity. They're not bad, but I prefer Ernie Ball!

That strings fit very perfectly in Drop C# tuning on my Jackson's strat. Comfortable thickness, rather tight tension and no any problems with bends. I would say the best strings for Drop C# tuning.

I wanted to pickup some strings for C tuning that weren't so expensive, so I chose these and got amazed how of a quality strings they are.

Exactly what I wanted, especially when trying them out on Amott's signature guitar. Good quality, smooth playing, everything I would expect. Love these!