Jackson X Series Rhoads RRX24 PRPL

hello there, I got my self a new super pretty purple jackson shred and metal guitar since a small week so...

... the tuners are ok. not the most smooth ones. overall they do and are working. the paint is gorgeous along with the black bevels. and the metallic applications and knobs give more edge in optics ;) the playing on the instrument is solid and it feels like entering adult areas. I mean its like the 6 string tremolo beauty invites me to finally become more than a school band quitter after a week of more or less wasting on the guitar with my playing. the guitar overall seems relatively small at first BUT its huge. in fact its fretboard is the longest of all my 8 current guitar including this one and the body shape at the left bottom down there is LARGE. in fact while I started testing chords on the guitar the instrument feels kind of serious/adult which is promising for me determined to finally make it to rule the whole fretboard not remaining within the first three frets for the rest of my life! so here s the thing (and I never had that sit though its possible by proove). the strings are bad. more than that in fact (and like I said that never happened to me) the b string broke while doing aftertunings. so as its always this way I threw myself into the sit of adding new strings while I had totally no practice and experience with stringing an e guitar with a tremolo and different bridge design as in case of this model. short story, it was very chaotic and thats cool because chaotic exercises make me learn things well in the end and now should I have to add strings to a tremolo e guitar I m prepared! my thought just is, why does some one use such bad strings for a guitar at around 800 to 1023 euros?? even the strings of my ibanez kiss paul stanley for 324 euros didnt break.