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[matt31]

9s on my Jay Turser
10s on my Agile AL
13s on my acoustic

[ninja636]

I use 10's, gotta be DR Hi Beams though, if my fingers touch any other string brand they'll rot off:)

[Brian Krashpad]

11's if available, otherwise 10's.

Brand doesn't really matter, or at least I don't pay attention.

[MatrixClaw]

I have 9s in my Ibanez right now and I hate them.  That used to be all I used until I started playing around with tunings, now they're too flabby for my tastes.  Someday I'll get some 10s or 11s in there and tune it to D standard instead, but for now I guess it'll just stay at Standard tuning.

My Faded SG has Hybrid Slinkies, actually pretty cool, not too heavy in Standard and not too light in Drop C.

My Strat has Power Slinkies.  I really like them, but I think there's too much tension on the neck so I tuned it down lower, it was at Drop C! and now it's just been sitting there unplayed for a few months cause I'm afraid I'm gonna screw up the neck and I'm too lazy to adjust the truss rod lol.

My other SG has... nothing!  It's being repainted.

I like the GHS Zakk Wylde set the best though, 10s on the bottom string is nice for soloing, then as you go up they get heavier than normal.

[tidwop]

i used d'arrdio or how ever you spell that and in 10's, but im wanting to get the ones that sound darker cause im doing teh BR00TALZ

[jeffreyliu838]

I like .11's, though I'm trying out .12's right now, and I'm not really feeling a huge difference. Thicker strings last longer, and IMO sound a little meatier. I can still bend 2 whole steps with .12's, so it's not super bad or anything.

[fireman257]

Well I use 10's but thinking of going to 9's on my Les Paul and staying with 10's on my fender don't know though I like the more fatter tone from 10's but like bending the 9's better as I am an old man now it takes more on my hands to bend the 10's so scared to go to 11's lol

[sagebrother]

Fender 150's traditional... 10.13,15,26,32,38   Use them on both my Strat and my Les Pauls. my Squire Esprit, and my Gretsch.