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Your cart is empty.TITE-FIT™ Electric Guitar Strings utilize a nickel-plated steel wrap wire wound on a round core wire to produce a fatter sound. This classic construction makes TITE-FIT™ a great all-around string that works for a range of styles and genres, including Rock, Blues, Metal and Jazz. The use of the finest core and wrap-wire materials ensure this classic design meets modern performance standards.
mark
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2025
Good Product
Steve Tracy
Reviewed in Australia on February 8, 2025
What can I say about DR strings in general? Well I've purchased a set of Bass Sunbeams 45-100, a set of 10-46 Pure Blues, and these in the past year. Three purchases, and every set had one dead string! I mean completely dead!!!Needless to say I'll be steering clear of them in future. I'm staying with my old faithful Elixir Nanowebs.
Adam B
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2025
Great strings with great action and tone, I get a crispness i like and well made
Ricardo
Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2024
These were put on my Starcaster and I freaking love them. I’m trying to find that specific string for me and I love these strings. They feel good on my fingers and are so smooth. I’m thinking 10-50 is perfect for me but trying 10-52 out. Never heard of this brand but this might be my got to from now on, really good strings overall.
Cliente
Reviewed in Italy on June 5, 2024
Montate sulla chitarra suonano tutte le corde ma la sesta il mi basso è veramente improponibile, è sorda , non suona.Avevo acquistato 2 set con 2 scalatore diverse ma la seconda muta l ho gettata direttamente
Frank Hammer
Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2024
Remember when these were the latest new boutique strings and they could bend around a city block without going sharp? Well, they're back. Improved, and still around $6.50-$7.00, so now, they're the cheap high-end string! They may not be boasting pure nickel, but they're quality round-wound nickel and still have that DR playability that makes you wanna' play. Don't keep trying to pass off those NYXL's. They served a purpose with their bright punchiness, but they were harsh, and you're ready to get something more soulful without spending $12.00 or you wouldn't be researching on Amazon...
Dane M Converse
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2024
Give these strings a try. Round core strings sound and feel better to me. I know everyone has “their” strings. But I’ve tried dozens of different strings from all popular manufacturers and I always come back to these. A bonus is that they seem to lasts longer than other brands at the same price point. I play a little bit of everything. Even have a 10-46 set on a guitar tuned down to C# and they are stable and have no problem staying in tune. You won’t be disappointed. And if you are, you’re only out 7 bucks so stop whining.
Cliente
Reviewed in Italy on December 8, 2024
Semplicemente perfette!Le uso da una vita sulle mie chitarre.L'accoppiata perfetta la trovo sulle Gibson Les Paul dove danno il massimo.Questo tipo di corda è bella rigida e reattiva; rispetto ad altri modelli risulta forse più "dura" ma ciò porta ad avere più sustain e definizione. Suonano più grosse rispetto ad altri marchi per via della tecnologia di costruzione DR.Il bello di queste corde è che tendono a suonare di più e più grosso. Consiglio la visione di un paio di video di confronto tra vari marchi su YouTube.La durata dipende dal vostro sudore e da quanto suonate.
Ted
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2024
Very durable and clear sounding.
roger liboiron
Reviewed in Canada on January 29, 2024
Great strings. These and the DR Pure Blues Use them on my Tele’s. Never had any issues with them
nate
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2021
(Tuning I use - F, B♭, E♭, A♭, D♭,G♭, B♭, E♭) These Strings fit very well for my Agile Intrepid Pro 828. Its Has a scale length of 28 5/8s. These guitars seem to be set up for Labella Crazy 8s with the lowest string being a 74, however these DR Strings work wonderfully as well, as the lowest string is a 75 gauge. There is no drilling required to the tuners, if you have this model of guitar and use these strings. Only gripe is that the 4th lowest string is a bit short, but it still manages to wind up ok, see picture above. For the tuning I use the tension is superb, would recommend. I give it 4.5 stars, took off .5 because of the short 4th lowest string.
Gaahbon
Reviewed in Mexico on July 20, 2019
Estaba muy escéptico de esta marca y de que este modelo fuera tan bueno como dicen las reseñas, pero en verdad han probado ser excelentes cuerdas, muy resistentes, se mantienen entonadas, resuenan muy bien después de muchas horas de uso (más de 60 horas y siguen sonando muy bien) e incluso tienen buena resistencia al la corrosión. Definitivamente compraré más de esta marca y menos Earnie Ball.
Lance M. Watson
Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2009
After using several other companies' in the 11 gauge arena, I've found that DR strings have a very well rounded tone. DR Tite Fit 11s have a tone that is full and bright at the same time; allowing you to play many different styles of music. If you need more of a Jazz tone, roll your EQ back a little on the highs and you can really hear the richness of the upper mids and tightness of the lows. If it's a Rock tone you are looking for, scoop it just a touch in the mids and add your favorite distortion and it's there. Want Country tone? Cut some of the lows, bring up the upper mids and add just a little bit of the super high frequencies for that nice glassy tone. All that being said, the DR Tite Fit 11s have a very level amount of tone that can be enhanced in certain frequency ranges to give you a tone that you are looking for to fit whatever genre you are playing.The gauges are very nice because the #3(G) string is not too heavy or too light. Being an .018, the 3rd string is not to light making it sound a thin and is not to heavy like a .022, in some sets of strings, which are toooo mid-rangy giving you, or me, EQing problems. The #6(E) string is heavy enough (.050) to give you a nice tight low end that is not sloppy sounding like lighter gauges tuned to a low pitch. Also, when playing across strings, the individual string tensions feel very similar giving a more balanced playing experience. No string really stands out to my right hand when playing passages that require skipping or just going across strings, allowing one to keep a similarly steady pressure on the strings throughout the lick.
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