In this video, I unboxed, reviewed, and demo’d two super budget-friendly string options: MOGE and Road Dog. If you’re hunting for that “sulit” set, I talked about the feel and tone you can expect at these price points—especially for players who want a bright and punchy sound without spending big. For MOGE, I mentioned the pricing straight up: around 120 pesos for electric and 195 pesos for acoustic. For the money, it’s honestly a solid budget string vibe—bright, punchy, and very straightforward. Then I moved to what makes Road Dog interesting: the coating. I always say humidity is the number one enemy of guitarists, so coated strings can be a game-changer if you want longer life and more consistent feel. Road Dog coated strings are around 390 pesos for electric and 390 pesos for acoustic—so it’s like getting that coated-string advantage (think Elixir/ESP style) at about half the price. I also mentioned the included string accessories like a cable with plated tip jack for oxidation protection and shielding/insulation for noise reduction. Overall, this video is for anyone deciding between cheap bright strings vs. budget coated strings for better longevity.