Wanna play in 7-string B standard? (F# B E A D F# B). These are the strings.Threw these on my 25.5"-27" multiscale, the tension was really even throughout so that's probably the scale I'd recommend. Straight 27" would be a little higher tension but I imagine it would be great there too. Incredibly solid sound clean or distorted, and for not a whole lot! This is my first set of that type, and I think I'll stick to them.

For some reason the .74 was too big to fit the key on the headstock... on a 7 string

These were exactly what my guitar needed. I purchased my first seven string and went with a very inexpensive ESP LTD M-17 just to try it out. My biggest complaint with this guitar was the terrible intonation which got way worse when tuning down. I suspected a big part of the problem was a lack of string tension. There was almost no tension on the neck from the lighter gauge strings from the factory. It doesn't help that this particular 7-string has a short 25.5" scale length instead of a 26.5" or 27". It seemed that these are about the heaviest gauge set of strings I could find and I have always liked GHS Boomer strings. Once I restrung the guitar with these there was an immediate improvement in the intonation and playability. I would recommend these to anyone, especially those experiencing similar problems with a short scale 7 string guitar.

Very disappointed. Was excited to try out these strings. Even had to drill out my low peg to get the B string to fit. After putting them all on I started to tune up and the low B just snapped inside the machine head. Wasn't even under much tension yet. Wont buy again

Had to open a hole to fit the 74 but other than that, they feel And sound great.