Display MoreIIRC Frank tried them. Maybe he can offer some feedback. Calling @Eltzejupp.
All I know for sure is that Paul Gilbert tested their ability to withstand bends when he first tried them. He hooked a tuner up to the headstock so we could see (in the video) the realtime readout as he tuned brand-new strings up 'til they snapped. IIRC the Paradigms managed to withstand roughly a semitone-higher stretch than "regular" Slinkys.Hang on... here's 'tis:
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Yeah, Heres my feedback.
I'am back to my beloved D'addario 0,9 to 0,42. The paradigm are too expensive. I checked 0,10 set's on all of my guitars and for me the diffrence is not as big as exepted for that price. Fresh 0,9 d'addarios sound best on my Jem's.