Question

Give reason why nickel is used in the strings of guitar

Answer 1

Answer:

The winding on the thicker strings is made of nickel-plated steel. The steel that the string is made of is great for the magnets in the pickups to “pick up” while the nickel-plating helps to balance out the bright sound of the steel. The nickel also helps to keep the string smooth and protects it from corrosion.

Answer 2

Answer:

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Explanation:

The biggest reason for this is that the nickel plating on nickel-plated steel is ground down over time against frets and from wear, exposing the steel underneath. While nickel is not prone to oxidation, steel definitely is, so once the steel comes through those strings will start to corrode.