GHS Strings
- Bass Boomers Flea Signature M3045-F (.045–.105)
GHS Strings Flea Signature Bass Boomers, M3045-F, nickel-plated steel roundwound long-scale 4-string set, .045 to .105. The Red Hot Chili Peppers signature SKU, designed around Flea's slap and fingerstyle pocket.
- Boomers David Gilmour Signature Blue (GB-DGF, .010–.048)
GHS Boomers David Gilmour Signature GB-DGF, .010 to .048, the custom hybrid gauge David Gilmour has played since 1979. Nickel-plated steel wound over a round core, made in Battle Creek, MI.
- Boomers GBL Nickel-Plated Steel (.010–.046)
GHS Boomers GBL nickel-plated steel electric guitar strings, .010 to .046 (Light). GHS's 'Power String,' made in Battle Creek, Michigan since 1964. The working rock canon at a working-rock price.
- Boomers Medium GBM Nickel-Plated Steel (.011–.050)
GHS Boomers Medium GBM nickel-plated steel electric strings, .011 to .050, the heavier Boomers gauge behind Prince's Hohner Mad Cat tone, per Guitar World.
- Nickel Rockers 1300 Low Tune (.011–.058)
Stevie Ray Vaughan's GHS set: the Nickel Rockers 1300 Low Tune, .011 to .058 with a plain .019 third, rollerwound pure nickel. Built for Eb tuning and released after his death.
- Nickel Rockers R+EJL Custom Light (.010–.050)
GHS Nickel Rockers R+EJL pure nickel electric strings, .010 to .050 Custom Light, the gauge Eric Johnson played for years. GHS dropped his name; retailers didn't.
- Nickel Rockers R+EJM Custom Medium (.011–.052)
GHS Nickel Rockers R+EJM pure nickel electric strings, .011 to .052 Custom Medium, the gauge Eric Johnson reached for on shorter-scale guitars. A lighter B string, heavier everywhere else.
- Nickel Rockers R+RL Light (.010–.046)
GHS Nickel Rockers R+RL pure nickel electric guitar strings, .010 to .046 Light. Rollerwound for a warm, vintage tone, made in Battle Creek since 1964. The pure nickel match to GHS's own Boomers GBL.