Description
Ernie Ball Earthwood Acoustic Guitar Strings 13-56 (Medium Gauge)
Powerful projection, warm tonal complexity, and legendary Ernie Ball reliability — built for players who want rich resonance and expressive acoustic sound.
Quick Highlights
- Medium gauge: .013 – .017 – .026 – .034 – .046 – .056
- Earthwood alloy: warm, bright and expressive acoustic tone
- Strong projection with fuller bass response
- Perfect for strumming, flatpicking & dynamic playing
- Balanced clarity and durability
Ernie Ball Earthwood 13-56 strings are known for their full-bodied tone, bright articulation, and strong projection. Designed with a hex-core steel wire and Earthwood (phosphor bronze style) alloy wrap, this set offers enhanced clarity, rich mids and a tight, controlled low end — ideal for medium-gauge players who want a bold acoustic presence.
- Gauge: .013 – .017 – .026 – .034 – .046 – .056
- Alloy: Earthwood/Phosphor Bronze type wrap
- Core Wire: Hex-shaped steel
- Tone Profile: Warm lows, defined mids, crisp highs
- Ideal Guitar Types: Dreadnought, Jumbo, Auditorium
- Medium Gauge Power: Rich resonance and strong projection.
- Earthwood Alloy: A warm, bright blend perfect for acoustic presence.
- Balanced Feel: Responsive for strumming, flatpicking and rhythm work.
- Reliable Stability: Trusted by players for consistency and durability.
1. Who should choose 13-56 gauge strings?
Players looking for more volume, richer tone and stronger projection, especially for strumming and flatpicking.
2. Are medium gauge strings harder to play?
They require slightly more finger strength than light gauge, but offer a fuller, more dynamic tone.
3. What kind of guitars work best with these?
Dreadnought, jumbo and all full-size acoustics designed to handle higher tension.
4. How long do these strings typically last?
With normal use and proper wiping after playing, they offer reliable life and tone stability.