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The gauge of a string refers to its thickness or diameter - the larger the gauge, the thicker the string. Guitar strings are measured in 1/000th of an inch, and packaged in sets which are typically referred to by their thinnest string, the excessive E. So a "set of 12s" can have a excessive E string that has a 12 gauge, measuring 0.012 inches across its diameter. My fundamental purpose for loving Elixir's on my 12-string is that the coated strings lengthen the period of time between string changes. If you’re a heavy-handed strummer or like to tune down although, thicker string gauges are your pal. That stated, I can honestly recommend making an attempt out new strings repeatedly, and totally different gauges on your entire guitars as it may totally change the sound and playability, which might be severely inspiring if you feel like you're caught in a rut. Again, there's a noticeable difference in really feel and sound between these two forms of strings.