using conventional metals to make coils.

[MrScaryZ]

I know this sound crazy as hell.. But just wait I play guitar for LOOONG time and I was puttiing a new set on I was amzed and the complexity of the lower strings and how they are wound do you thinks this plausible just insane or should I just get one of my steel sets and haha try it
Also anyone know the melting point of silver?

 

[lordmage]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silver
i would not suggest it but that is just me

 

[WiSilverVape]

I know this sound crazy as hell.. But just wait I play guitar for LOOONG time and I was puttiing a new set on I was amzed and the complexity of the lower strings and how they are wound do you thinks this plausible just insane or should I just get one of my steel sets and haha try it
Also anyone know the melting point of silver?

Silver has almost no resistance. That's why they make silver wires and silver solder. Silver would be a very very bad idea to try to make coils and expensive too.

 

[Jimi D]

Not a good idea.

 

[UncleRJ]

Thinking that Kanthal would be a lot cheaper than your guitar strings anyway.

And we know it works fine!

 

[MrScaryZ]

Silver has almost no resistance. That's why they make silver wires and silver solder. Silver would be a very very bad idea to try to make coils and expensive too.

Yeah I was joking on the silver but everyone now making the craziest coils
Braided twisted Hex coil is what the guitar strings are
Speaking of silver I do have some silver wire



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[Surgikill]

Guitar strings are nickel