All user reviews of 2/5 for the D'Addario XL Nickel Wound Electric 6-String

Usually I use Ernie Ball 13-56 on my ES 335 on which I mounted a micro Jazz at Seymour Duncan. I plugged into a Fender Excelsior. That day, the seller is longer in stock. I take D'Addario.
I've ridden there three days.

The attack is too soft, the sound that differs too little depending on the intensity of the attack. I can not find the brightness of the sound that I'm used to. The clean sound is average. When I use an overdrive, the sound is flat and the warmth of its leaves.

Disappointed.

I use them for about 3 days.

I like the stiffness of the rope (rigid but elastic)
I hate the metals they produce are. And that's why I do not buy more Jammes.

Very good string, but for about the same prices may have Ernie ball (my favorites) and I will immediately change to the Ernie Ball Super Slinky
same size as this one.

The money is excellent RAPORT Iroquois string guitar that is not too expensive (by a elexire)

Audio fanzine demmande if I raferais this choice with the experience and I answer without eSite Jammes. I prefer no doubt Ernie ball super slinky

I use them for one month what I hate the sound produced by both sides I find them too hard too hard to the touch they really lack flexibility
I do not repeat this choice and for my part I think I'll return to DEAN MARKLEY BLUE STEEL
In conclusion strings for little people demanding on the quality of sound and with reinforced fingertips