Fender 3250L

I've been through many strings from very cheap to very expensive as was all there. It started the whole thing with Daddario, then came my cheaper phase with Pyramid and individual strings from the store next door, then absolutely unknown strings, including acoustic strings and then I ended up even with Ernie Ball and 5 of their variations, but one thing came I must tell.

No set of strings has such a brilliant price-performance ratio as the Fender. They sound long after putting them on like the sound of new strings: metallic, loud, defined, voluminous. And pulled me so far is only the thin E string, but that was my fault to blame (cut off the end too far -> slipped out). And then pure nostalgia with the "Bullets" instead of the usual plastic spindles.

Top strings, and in 3 or 10 pack even a lot cheaper!

I Have many Fender instruments ,I purchased my first one in 1962 ,which I still have and still a joy to play,I have always strung it with Fender strings and their sound and tone is second to none.
For you guys out there struggling to make ends meet heres a little secret from a 70 year old.If you can't afford to replace your strings,take them off boil them in water for about a half hour and put them back on and they will sound and ring like new.

This is not recommending you to not buy strings but to help you when you have no cash and your strings have gone dull.

I would highly recommend Fender strings for any electric guitar.