Daddario NYXL1149

the strings replaced my old 10-46 set.
The difference is of course huge, both in sound and in sensations.
I will not talk about which ones are better, because they are different. It is better to tell about your feelings, and there are enough of them.
I'll start with the most obvious and this is that after the first two days of the game, your fingers just fall off. The game has become quite tough, but I think I can overcome it, because the sound that comes out in the end is just Bombay.
In short, if you want to be tougher, put 11 strings. And even on your Telecaster, I chose them with the expectation that I will play in open G. I Think for this system the strings will be perfect.
Cons, they are purely subjective, for me they are not, but perhaps someone these strings will be too thick. Again, this choice should be with a clear understanding of what you want in the end.
I am 100% satisfied with the purchase. The quality is excellent. And the price tag for conducting such experiments is not too high.
Thanks to tomann for the low price, this makes it more affordable.

I have been trying out a few different brands and gauges for a long time. I know, I know, everyone does but I always went back to Blue Steels because they were perfect for me, alas they did not have a set that I wanted so I had to mix.
These strings from D'addario are nearly the same as those blue steels but with the right set.
Tone is great! The feel when sliding up and down is great! You can put these on and tune them with a Floyd and the next day they only need minor adjustment, no more stretching for weeks and retuning endlessly! Okay, a bit of exaggeration but in a nutshell, they rock!
I haven't come across a negative yet. I've been using them for about four months in rehearsal and on stage, not one broke down -and I (ab)use my Floyd to the limit-.
They stay in tune and keep the feeling of newish strings.
So, is it the end of that quest? Time will tell ....

Perhaps like you reading this review, you are skeptical as to whether spending more on NYXL strings will give you 'more' than a standard set of XL's. My answer is yet. These are a great pack of strings. They offer a similar sound to the XL's admittedly as my guitar still sounds like a guitar.

BUT. The major difference I noticed was lifespan. I gig regularly and rehearse equally as much as these things do not dull, lose their high end or lose their ability to stay in tune. Furthermore, from putting them on a guitar new, they seem to settle down and stabilise very quickly.

I have them on my main 'go-to' guitar and couldn't be happier.

Been playing Ernie ball for quite some time in all my guitars but in my Jaguar I haven't been very happy with the sound.
Tried the Paradigm, Cobalt and of course the usual slinky's but they all sounded darker than I wanted and with low output (except Cobalt).
Decided to give a try to D'Addario, so I bought a pack of the XL and another of NYXL, and this last ones have given me the sound and feel I was expecting from my Jaguar. Very high output, sharp, great sustain and brighter than all the Ernie Ball strings I've tried.
I will only be buying this one's for the Jag from now onwards.