Ernie Ball - 2201 Signature Papa Hets 11-50
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Ernie Ball 2201 - a set of Papa Het 11-50 electric strings: a heavy draw for catchy riffs. Co-developed with James Hetfield, this set uses a thicker Paradigm core wire and Everlast treatment for longer life. Perfect for metal and rock in rehearsal or live.
ARTICLE N° 117779
Presentation
The Ernie Ball 2201 Papa Het 11-50 string set is made for guitarists who want fatness in their sound without losing precision. Working with James Hetfield, Ernie Ball has added a thicker Paradigm core wire and solid strings for a denser sound and better tuning.
The Everlast treatment reduces oxidation, so the strings keep their feel longer, even after several sessions.
The 11-14-18-28-38-50 tension rods hold tension well, ideal for palm mutes and heavy riffs. The nickel-plated finish remains comfortable under the fingers, even when you push hard.
The Everlast treatment reduces oxidation, so the strings keep their feel longer, even after several sessions.
The 11-14-18-28-38-50 tension rods hold tension well, ideal for palm mutes and heavy riffs. The nickel-plated finish remains comfortable under the fingers, even when you push hard.
Other features
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Ernie Ball 2201 Signature Papa Hets 11-50
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Set of strings for electric guitar
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Thread: round
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Material: nickel-plated steel
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Number of strings: 6
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1st string tension: 011
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Tension: 11, 14, 18, 28, 38, 50
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Co-developed with James Hetfield
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Thicker Paradigm core wire
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Nanotreatment: Everlast
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More massive sound
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Greater tuning stability
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Paradigm solid strings
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Brass ball reinforcement
To find out more...
James Hetfield, born on 3 August 1963 in Downey, California, is the singer, rhythm guitarist and co-founder of Metallica. He began playing music at a very young age, influenced by the heavy metal of the 80s, and made a name for himself with the album "Kill 'Em All" in 1983. Hetfield is renowned for his massive riffs, powerful vocals and direct songwriting, often inspired by his personal experiences and inner struggles.
In 1986, Metallica released 'Master of Puppets', considered one of the best metal albums of all time. Hetfield also went through a period of recovery in 2001, after a hiatus due to addiction problems. He remains a major figure in metal, and his rhythm guitar playing has influenced entire generations.
In 1986, Metallica released 'Master of Puppets', considered one of the best metal albums of all time. Hetfield also went through a period of recovery in 2001, after a hiatus due to addiction problems. He remains a major figure in metal, and his rhythm guitar playing has influenced entire generations.
