La Bella HRS-75 El. Guitar RWNP

Listen, if you want to tune your guitar in Drop A to Drop G, you MUST use a gauge on the 7th string > 0.60 (Recommended 0.70 on drop G and lower) else you will notice that the string doesn't perform well and doesn't show the dynamic rage its meant to produce.
I have been using other brands for my 7 strings that provide the SAME exact feeling than this ones for a higher price.
Feels the same as EarneyB or DDrio.
Came sealed, protected from humidity and they definitely CHUG.
Clean tones obviously maintain the richness and warm sound and thinner strings resonate accordingly.
I dont see myself buying other brand than LaBella.
I have discovered them too late and Im sorry for it.

I needed a fairly high tension set for 6 string LTD EX with 24,75" scale and in B tuning. The tension is fairly consistent throughout the strings, although I'm mainly concerned with the lowest three. Quality is good, the strings tuned up well enough and have remained in tune since. The feel is good, not too rough, but not as slippery as Elixirs, for example.

The .70 string at B has a weird chorus-like effect to it, but it might be just due to the tuner not taking the string too well and having to wind up quite a few turns of the string around the tuner. Other strings went on the guitar normally and do not have this chorus-y sound to them.

Very nice La Bella 7 string set. I found this strings very usefull and good replacement of main manufactures such as Daddario/EB, especially because of tension. They are the best for detunning, and in my personal opinion they sound very good in drop A or in A standard tunning, ofcourse you can try tune it lower, but for me the standard A (one step down) is best solution between tension/tunning. I can recomend this set for everyone who like thick strings (but nos so much) and prefer lower tunnings for their 7-string guitar. They sound clear, and they stay healthier and live longer than strings from Daddario.

I bought this set because of the massive seventh string but since I didn't know this brand before I didn't know what to expect.
My first impression was very good, the packaging is very strong and I had a hard time puncturing and opening the sealed outer plastic that protects the string; good sign.
After installing the strings I was very pleased by the tightness I got even when tuning it to D#, the seventh string can be drop tuned down to G# and still retain clarity, that's how thick this string is.
the sound was quite vivid on the first few days, not different from other brands, but deteriorated as time went by. Still, I used the strings for a full year before replacing them (I know, I'm lazy) which is a good sign since I had no broken string for that long even tho I use the tremolo very often (and crudely).
All in all I'm sure I will get another set like this soon.

I am palying these strings with a Schecter Damien 7 with a 26.5" scale and Seymour Duncan Blackouts. I usually tune down to Drop A or even Drop G# . Even with the slightly longer scale of the Schecter I always felt that the tension of my goto erni balls was too loose. So I tried out the La Belle set. Damn, those are some thick strings :D takes some time to get used to, but after that you will have some great, clean sounding strings, with a huge low end and alot of tension. It can be a bit of a hassle to fit the low string through the holes in the tuner, depends on the guitar. Great sounding strings, great price!