Heavy Core Trivium Signature Guitar Strings 10-63 | 7-String

When it comes to unleashing heavy riffs and face-melting solos, your choice of guitar strings can make all the difference. That's where the "Jim Dunlop Heavy Core Trivium Guitar Strings 10/63-7/Set" come into play. As a guitarist who craves power and precision, I've recently switched to these strings, and they have exceeded my expectations in every way. Here's why I can't stop raving about them: Unrivaled Heavy Tone: These strings are purpose-built for heavy metal and rock, and they deliver a tone that's absolutely thunderous. The 10-63 gauge offers a satisfyingly beefy sound without sacrificing clarity, making them perfect for both rhythm and lead playing. Incredible Durability: One of the standout features of these strings is their durability. Even during intense shredding sessions and heavy palm muting, they maintain their tone and playability for an impressively long time. This means fewer string changes and more time rocking out. Perfect Tension: The 10/63-7 gauge strikes a fantastic balance between tension and flexibility. Bending and vibrato are smooth and effortless, and the strings stay in tune remarkably well, even when subjected to aggressive playing. Precision Engineering: Jim Dunlop's reputation for quality is upheld by these strings. The manufacturing precision ensures consistent quality across each string, so you can trust that your guitar will sound its best every time you pick it up. Trivium Endorsement: The fact that these strings are endorsed by the iconic heavy metal band Trivium speaks volumes about their quality. If they're good enough for the pros, they're certainly good enough for the rest of us. Versatile Usage: While these strings are tailor-made for metal and hard rock, they're versatile enough to handle a wide range of musical styles. Whether you're riffing out to classic metal, chugging along to modern rock, or exploring other genres, these strings won't let you down. Balanced Tone: Despite their heavy gauge, these strings manage to maintain a balanced tone. The lows are thunderous, the mids are punchy, and the highs are clear and articulate, ensuring your guitar cuts through the mix with authority. In conclusion, the "Jim Dunlop Heavy Core Trivium Guitar Strings 10/63-7/Set" are an absolute powerhouse when it comes to heavy guitar playing. Their unrivaled tone, durability, and precision engineering make them a top choice for anyone who wants to take their metal and rock playing to the next level. Whether you're a metalhead or simply looking for strings that can handle your heavy riffs, these strings are an outstanding choice. I couldn't be happier with the results they've brought to my playing, and I highly recommend them to any guitarist seeking that perfect balance of power and precision.

Great for drop d tuning, Originally got these to play the ascendancy album and they are PERCECT for drop d tuning, the string tension is perfect and doesnt draw the strings too tight, so its a nice feel on the pick. As for sound quality, they sound great, all strings are made very well, no defects when buying and they last quite a while. When using clean tone they still arent the brightest, but they sound amazing

Great strings! Nice heavy tone! Great with lower drop tunings. Beautiful tone!

Bought these to put on a Schecter Omen Elite 7 I have it tuned to A standard and these work great. I use Dunlop strings on all my guitars have been for over a decade now. I always get compliments on my tone and I swear it’s because of the Dunlop strings.

Best strings I’ve used for drop B tuning on a 25.5 scale death metal guitar. Great tone, easy pinch harmonics , never broke any. Been using them for over a year on tour

Let me start by saying, I’m a fan of Trivium. I’ve always admired Matt Heafy’s style of play, so when these were on sale around the holidays I jumped at them. They sound and feel great on my ESP LTD EV-401. Time will tell on durability but they feel smooth and well made.

Great sound

When installing the strings, I was very careful to follow the order of the strings marked on the package but the 4th string tension didn't seem right when tuning it. I checked the color coding and I had them in the correct order. I use a digital caliper to check the strings and as I thought the larger string was in the 4th position. I luckily I left enough to be able to correct the and get a few winds around the tuning peg. Otherwise the strings sound great.

最近DIR EN GREYにハマり、勢いで7弦ギターを購入してコピーしてるのですが、DIR EN GREYは基本的に全弦半音下げか6、7弦のみ1音下げがデフォなので一般的なゲージだと6、7弦を1音下げた時のテンションが弱くなってしまうのでGHSの011〜064ゲージを張って身ましたが、今度は高音弦でのリードプレイが弾きにくくなってしまい、色々探した結果これに辿りつきました。 この弦は高音弦側は010〜と自分が6弦に張っているのとほぼ同じゲージですが、6弦が052、7弦が063なので1音下げた時のテンションも稼ぐ事が出来ます。 ダウンチューニングにも対応してるとはさすがTRIVIUMモデルですね 笑 ただ、アーティストモデルだからか、通常の弦より割高なのがちょっと気になる所ではあります。

Las puse y 2, 3 afinadas y ya no desafinaron para nada muy agusto B standard

I was looking for the perfect Drop C string gauge for a long time and always picked the EB 10-52 which i did not really like rhe 5th string as being too tight and strings 2 and 3 were a tad loose for my liking. Stumbled upon Matt's signature set and i can say im really impressed. Overall tension is amazing for both C and C#. The sound quality is decent, i have the weird impression they sound a bit dark, but there's nothing an EQ woulnd't fix. Tuning stability is on point so far. What i can't say i'm a fan is the packaging that arrived smashed (strings were intact) and made me worry a bit about the plastic envelope they were packed in. Context: I'm using a Schecter KM6 MK2 with 25.5 inch scale length set up to Drop C with 10-52s (this set needed no setup adjustment)

It's was great, highly recommended

Super satisfait