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David Gilmour Signature GHS Boomers Review | David Boles, Blogs
“Some might say Gilmour runs a “light top, heavy bottom” string setup — and while that’s sort of true — other companies that sell that same sort of “light/heavy” strings setup provide these packaged gauges: 10-13-17-30-42-52. So, if you want to use the strings set that the guitar was made to play and set up to use by Fender — you’re locked into buying the Gilmour branded GHS Boomers — and that sort of ticks me off, because if you prefer Gibson Vintage or DR Tites or Ernie Ball — you can put them on your Black Strat, but you’ll instantly lose that “Gilmour Sound” that made you buy the guitar in the first place.”Read full review →





