Detail 01
Solo tuning
Designed to sit a whole step above orchestra pitch, F#-B-E-A. Gauges and tension differ from a standard orchestra set.

Independent shopping perspective
A four-string set for 3/4 double bass built for solo tuning, a whole step above orchestra pitch. For bassists working solo repertoire.

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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.
Detail 01
Designed to sit a whole step above orchestra pitch, F#-B-E-A. Gauges and tension differ from a standard orchestra set.
Detail 02
The common full-size orchestral double bass. Sizing is by string length, not by how big the body looks.
Detail 03
Sold as a matched set, so the four strings feel and age consistently instead of mixing lines.
Detail 04
Upright sets cost far more than guitar strings and stay usable for years. This is an occasional purchase.
Detail 05
Replacing all four at once keeps the bass balanced. Mixing new and years-old strings makes one stand out.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
They are built for solo tuning a step higher. Dropped to orchestra pitch the tension falls off and response suffers. Get the orchestra-tuning set instead.
No. They are cut for 3/4 string length, the most common orchestral size. Other fractions need their own set.
No. Double bass only. Bass guitar strings are a different scale, construction and end fitting entirely.
Yes, and one string at a time so the bridge stays under tension. Have a luthier check bridge and soundpost afterward.