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Phosphor bronze wrap
Bronze alloy with phosphor added for corrosion resistance. Warmer and rounder than 80/20 bronze, and holds its tone longer before going dull.

Independent shopping perspective
Phosphor bronze acoustic bass strings in a soft-tension set. For acoustic bass guitar players who want easier fretting and a warm, less metallic voice.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

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Bronze alloy with phosphor added for corrosion resistance. Warmer and rounder than 80/20 bronze, and holds its tone longer before going dull.
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Less pull at pitch than a standard set. Fretting and bending get easier, but attack softens and strings can rattle if your action is low.
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Sized for acoustic bass guitar. Ball ends and string length will not necessarily suit a long-scale electric bass.
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Covers standard E-A-D-G. A five-string acoustic bass needs a separate low B.
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Bronze has weak magnetic response. If your acoustic bass uses a magnetic soundhole pickup rather than a piezo, output drops.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Not recommended. These are phosphor bronze acoustic bass strings. On an electric bass with magnetic pickups, bronze produces weak, uneven output.
Noticeably easier to press down and pluck than a standard set. Good for long sessions or smaller hands, at the cost of some punch and attack.
This is a four-string set covering E, A, D and G. You would need to source a low B string separately.
Phosphor bronze is warmer and darker with a longer usable life. 80/20 starts brighter but fades faster as it oxidizes.