Elixir Nanoweb Medium

I use these strings on a Telecaster, set with a slightly higher action to play jazz. While i have tried many different sizes and brands i have come to a conclusion. The Elixir Nanoweb Medium bring out a great tone along with a nice punch and mids. Usually you have to make a compromise, if you do not want to change your strings very often. But these strings manage to give both a great tone but also last long. In fact they last very long. I clean them after each time i play and they usually last 3-4 months. I am really satisfied with these that i wont ever need to look for any other set.
Highly recommended!

After some 20 plus years of using D'addario strings I wanted to try coated strings and ended up trying Elixir. D'addario strings usually lasted me about a month before starting to sound dull. With about 3 hours of playing time a day. I'm a shredder, so the strings take a lot of abuse.
Elixir gives me about three times that time. They stay nice and crisp for long, keep that metallic chime to them. Are less noisy when sliding ones fingers across the strings.
So for the past 10 plus years I've been using Elixir and never once regretted switching brands. Highly recommended.

I should mention that at some point in my life I developed a genetic condition that irritates the skin of my fingers within 5 minutes of playing uncoated strings and made it too painful to play any stringed instrument. Long story short, it made me give up on the guitar for 3 years.
These strings allowed me to pick it up again after this long and unwanted hiatus and my psychological health and the creative neurons of my brain have Elixir to thank for that.
Most people will buy these for the long string life. There are some of us who are not able to play on any other kind of strings and the fact that these also have great sound with full body is the icing on the cake.
Hope they never stop producing this set!

Elixir Nanowebs are a perfect match of tone, playability and longevity. They do maintain their tone last at least twice as long as regular strings. And you don't have to put up with the squeaking noises that plague regular strings.

A couple of years back Elixir had a quality problem in manufacturing. Their strings, while sounding fine, tended to break very easily. The guitar playing community complained loudly, but Elixir seemed to dodge the issue. I nearly gave up on them.

But they did improve their materials without making any fuss over the issue. I would have preferred if they had acknowledged the input of the community but main thing is that now Elixirs don't break any easier than the competition.

I use nothing else now.