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The 10-string C6th copedent is usually found on the back neck of a D-10 pedal steel.
Most steel guitarists prefer nickel wound strings, but some prefer the long-lasting brightness of stainless steel wounds. Note that the difference between nickel and stainless only affects the wound strings. It is the alloy used for the windings.
In our Jagwire prepackaged sets, please feel free to substitute a gauge or two if a set doesn't quite meet your needs. The list of available gauges can be found on the singles page. Sorry, but no substitutions are available in the SIT or GHS sets.
Please note: There is no shipping charge within the USA.
For international orders, please add $2 per set for shipping.
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| J-C6N | Jagwire Standard C6, nickel wound .015 .014 .018 .022p .026w .030 .036 .042 .054 .068 |
$13.00 |
| J-TW-C6 | Tommy White C6, nickel wound .015 .014 .017 .020p .026w .030 .036 .042 .054 .068 |
$13.00 |
| J-PF-C6 | Paul Franklin C6, nickel wound .018 .014 .018 .020 .024 .030 .036 .042 .054 .070 |
$13.00 |
| J-RD-C6 | Ricky Davis C6, nickel wound, high G .012 .014 .017 .020p .024w .030 .036 .042 .056 .070 |
$13.00 |
| J-C6S | Jagwire Standard C6, stainless wound .015 .014 .018 .022p .026w .030 .036 .042 .054 .068 |
$13.00 |
| J-DJ-C6 | Doug Jernigan C6, stainless wound, high G .012 .014 .017 .020p .026w .030 .036 .042 .054 .070 |
$13.00 |
| J-SJ-C6 | Sarah Jory C6, stainless wound, high G .012 .014 .017 .020p .024w .030 .036 .042 .054 .070 |
$13.00 |
| J-JH-C6 | John Hughey C6th, stainless wound .016 .014 .017 .020 .024 .030 .036 .042 .054 .070 |
$13.00 |
| J-RB-C6 | Randy Beavers C6th, heavy stainless wound .016 .015 .017 .020 .026 .030 .036 .042 .058 .079 |
$14.00 |
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| SIT-C6N | S.I.T. Buddy Emmons C6, nickel wound .017 .014 .018 .022p .024w .030 .036 .042 .054 .068 |
$12.00 |
| SIT-C6S | S.I.T. Buddy Emmons C6, stainless wound .017 .014 .018 .022p .024w .030 .036 .042 .054 .068 |
$12.00 |
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| Item # | Description | Price |
| GHS-C6S | GHS C6th Super Steels, high G .012 .014 .017 .020p .024w .030 .036 .042 .054 .070 |
$12.00 |
| GHS-c6R | GHS C6th Pure Nickel Rollerwound, high G .012 .014 .017 .020p .024w .030 .036 .042 .054 .070 |
$13.00 |
| GHS-c6B | GHS C6th Boomers, high G .012 .014 .017 .020p .024w .030 .036 .042 .054 .070 |
$12.00 |
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#J-C6N |
Jagwire C6th Standard NickelOur most popular C6th gauges , with nickel wounds. 1. D .015 2. E .014 3. C .018 4. A .022p 5. G .026w 6. E .030 7. C .036 8. A .042 9. F .054 10. C .068 |
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Tommy White C6th NickelTommy White is well-known around the world as one of the foremost artists on the pedal steel guitar. Tommy uses Jagwire strings with nickel wounds, with two strings that are a bit lighter than Jagwire standards. 1. D .015 2. E .014 3. C .017 4. A .020p 5. G .026w 6. E .030 7. C .036 8. A .042 9. F .054 10. C .068 |
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#J-PF-C6 |
Pual Franklin C6th NickelPaul Franklin has one of the most demanding C6th copedents around. His gauges reflect his preference for a thick, warm steel guitar tone. 1. D .018 2. E .014 3. C .018 4. A .020p 5. G .024w 6. E .030 7. C .036 8. A .042 9. F .054 10. C .070 |
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Ricky Davis C6th NickelRicky Davis is a popular "Classic Country" player from Texas. His signature Jagwire gauges use the traditional high G string. 1. G .012
2. E .014
3. C .017
4. A .020p
5. G .024w
6. E .030
7. C .036
8. A .042
9. F .056
10. C .070
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Jagwire C6th Standard NickelOur most popular C6th gauges , with stainless steel wounds.
1. D .015
2. E .014
3. C .018
4. A .022p
5. G .026w
6. E .030
7. C .036
8. A .042
9. F .054
10. C .068
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Doug Jernigan C6th StainlessSteel Guitar Hall of Fame member Doug Jernigan has recorded and performed with hundreds of Nashville's brightest stars. He uses a high G for his first string, and prefers stainless wounds. 1. G .012
2. E .014
3. C .017
4. A .020p
5. G .026w
6. E .030
7. C .036
8. A .042
9. F .054
10. C .070
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Sarah Jory C6th StainlessEnglish steeler Sarah Jory started her rise to international fame with her first visit to the USA when she was only 13 years old. At that time, she appeared on stage at the Internation Steel Guitar Convention in St. Louis. Today, she is widely recognized as one of the best players in the world. Buddy Emmons says, "She is one of the finest creative steel guitarists I have ever heard." These string sets include stainless wounds. 1. G .012
2. E .014
3. C .017
4. A .020p
5. G .024w
6. E .030
7. C .036
8. A .042
9. F .054
10. C .070
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John Hughey C6th StainlessSteel Guitar Hall of fame member John Hughey is greatly admired for his unique style and tone. John prefers Jagwire strings with stainless wounds. 1. D .016 2. E .014 3. C .017 4. A .020p 5. G .024w 6. E .030 7. C .036 8. A .042 9. F .054 10. C .070 |
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#J-RB-C6 |
Randy Beavers C6th StainlessOur heaviest C6th set! Country jazzman Randy Beavers uses a compound wound string for his low C. The other gauges aren't light, either. 1. D .016
2. E .015
3. C .017
4. A .020p
5. G .026w
6. E .030
7. C .036
8. A .046
9. F .058
10. C .079
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#SIT-C6S (stainless) |
SIT® Stay-In-Tune-Strings
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GHS Super Steels™Stainless SteelRoundwound 1. G .012 2. E .014 3. C .017 4. A .020p 5. G .024w 6. E .030 7. C .036 8. A .042 9. F .054 10. C .070 |
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GHS Pure Nickel RollerwoundVery smooth-sliding "semi-flat" strings. Round wire is slightly flattened in the winding process to provide a flatter surface. Strings have bright tone, but not as bright as roundwound strings. 1. G .012 2. E .014 3. C .017 4. A .020p 5. G .024w 6. E .030 7. C .036 8. A .042 9. F .054 10. C .070 |
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#GHS-C6B |
GHS Boomers®Nickel-Plated Steel Roundwound
1. G .012
2. E .014
3. C .017
4. A .020p
5. G .024w
6. E .030
7. C .036
8. A .042
9. F .054
10. C .070
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