Nickel Guitar Strings: Compare Listings & Prices
Catalog refreshed October 25, 2026
Content revised October 28, 2026
Browse 18 listings for Nickel Guitar Strings, including options from D'Addario. Compare product details and listed prices.
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11-49 Medium, XL Nickel Electric Guitar Strings
D'Addario
$62.99
09-42 Super Light, XL Nickel Electric Guitar Strings
D'Addario
$62.99
13-62 Light Baritone, XL Nickel Electric Guitar Strings
D'Addario
$11.99
14-68 Medium Baritone, XL Nickel Electric Guitar Strings
D'Addario
$12.99
12-52 Jazz Light, XL Nickel Electric Guitar Strings
D'Addario
$9.49
08-38 Extra Super Light, XL Nickel Electric Guitar Strings
D'Addario
$8.49
10-59 Regular Light 7-String, XL Nickel Electric Guitar Strings
D'Addario
$10.49
09-65 Super Light 8-String, XL Nickel Electric Guitar Strings
D'Addario
$13.99
10.5-48 Regular Light Plus, XL Nickel Electric Guitar Strings
D'Addario
$8.49
12-60 Extra Heavy, XL Nickel Electric Guitar Strings
D'Addario
$8.49
10-46 Regular Light 12-String, XL Nickel Electric Guitar Strings
D'Addario
$14.99
9.5-44 Super Light Plus, XL Nickel Electric Guitar Strings
D'Addario
$20.99
09-54 Super Light 7-String, XL Nickel Electric Guitar Strings
D'Addario
$10.49
11-48 Medium, XL Pure Nickel Electric Guitar Strings
D'Addario
$8.99
10-46 Regular Light, XL Nickel Electric Guitar Strings
D'Addario
$62.99
10-49 Jazz Extra Light, XL Nickel Electric Guitar Strings
D'Addario
$9.49
12-54 Heavy Plain Third, XL Nickel Electric Guitar Strings
D'Addario
$8.49
10-47 Extra Light, Nickel Bronze Acoustic Guitar Strings
D'Addario
$12.99
The 18 displayed listings with prices are listed from $8.49 to $62.99 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
The list includes electric and acoustic sets in various gauges, all featuring a nickel coating for bright tone and smooth feel.
Common gauges run from super light (e.g., .008-38) to medium (e.g., .011-49) for electric strings, and light to heavy for acoustic. Nickel-wound strings give a balanced attack and resist corrosion better than plain steel.
When selecting, match the gauge to your playing style, check the string length for your instrument, and consider a nickel coating if you want a brighter sound and longer lifespan.
Questions
What gauge should a beginner choose?
A light to medium gauge, such as .009-42 or .011-49, offers a comfortable feel and easier bending.
Do nickel strings work on acoustic guitars?
Yes, nickel-wound acoustic strings provide a bright tone and are suitable for most acoustic guitars.
How often should I replace nickel strings?
Depending on use, replace them every few months or when you notice loss of brightness or frequent breakage.
Are nickel strings more resistant to rust?
The nickel coating offers better corrosion resistance than plain steel, extending string life.