Description
D’Addario EHR350 Half Round Electric Guitar Strings are designed for players who want the smooth feel and warmth associated with flatwounds, without losing the clarity and bite of a roundwound set. The Jazz Light 12-52 gauge offers a confident, musical tension that suits articulate chord work, melodic soloing and expressive comping. Whether you play hollowbody jazz, clean fusion, soulful blues or need controlled top end for recording, these strings deliver a refined response with outstanding note definition. They are ideal for guitarists who value reduced finger noise, stable tuning and a polished playing surface that glides under the fingers during longer sessions on stage or in the studio.
What sets EHR350 apart is D’Addario’s precision grinding process, which gently polishes a nickel wound roundwound to a semi flat profile. This results in a noticeably smoother feel and less string squeak, while preserving the lively attack and harmonic detail that many players miss with fully flat strings. The Nickel Plated Steel wrap balances warmth and presence, giving a full, rounded low end, pronounced mids and a crisp but controlled treble. The even tension across the set supports consistent bending, accurate intonation and confident dynamic control at any volume.
For lessons, school ensembles and daily practice, these strings provide excellent reliability, tuning stability and consistency across the fingerboard. The smoother surface helps students produce cleaner shifts and quieter position changes, which is particularly useful for clean tones and assessed performances. Durable construction and steady performance make them strong value for frequent rehearsals and home practice, while the Jazz Light gauge feels supportive without being overly stiff. Fitting most standard electric guitars, EHR350 offers an easy upgrade from basic student strings, helping players progress with a more comfortable feel, clearer articulation and a polished tone that works beautifully with common UK tuition and ensemble requirements.





