7 Strings 13-74
- 07-36
- 07-38
- 08-38
- 08-40
- 08-42
- 09-42
- 09-43
- 09-46
- 09-48
- 09-54
- 09-58
- 10-46
- 10-48
- 10-49
- 10-50
- 10-52
- 10-54
- 10-56
- 10-60
- 10-62
- 10.5-48
- 10.5-50
- 10.5-52
- 11-46
- 11-48
- 11-49
- 11-50
- 11-52
- 11-53
- 11-54
- 11-56
- 11-58
- 11-70
- 12 Strings 08-40
- 12 Strings 09-40
- 12 Strings 09-46
- 12 Strings 10-46
- 12 Strings 10-47
- 12 Strings 11-52
- 12 Strings 12-52
- 12-50
- 12-52
- 12-53
- 12-54
- 12-56
- 12-58
- 12-60
- 12-62
- 12-64
- 13-53
- 13-54
- 13-56
- 13-60
- 13-62
- 13-68
- 13-72
- 14-68
- 7 Strings 09-52
- 7 Strings 09-54
- 7 Strings 09-58
- 7 Strings 09-62
- 7 Strings 10-56
- 7 Strings 10-59
- 7 Strings 10-60
- 7 Strings 10-62
- 7 STRINGS 10-63
- 7 Strings 10-65
- 7 Strings 11-58
- 7 Strings 11-59
- 7 Strings 11-64
- 7 Strings 13-74
- 8 Strings 09-65
- 8 Strings 09-72
- 8 Strings 09-74
- 8 Strings 09-80
- 8 Strings 10-74
- 8 Strings 10-76
- 8 Strings 11-85
- 8.5-40
- 9 Strings 09-105
- 9.5-44
- 9.5-46
- Baritones 12-68
- Single Guitar Strings
7 Strings 13-74
7 Strings 13-74 
The 13-74 drawbar is an indication of the diameter of the strings used on a 7-string electric guitar. The smaller number represents the diameter of the thinnest string (the high E string), and the larger number represents the diameter of the thickest string (the low B string). This drawbar is relatively heavy, which is suitable for guitarists who play with low tunings and aggressive playing styles.