Detail 01
.030 high C string
A standard 6-string top gauge. Thin enough to speak clearly up high without going thin and brittle.

Independent shopping perspective
Black-coated bass strings cut for a 6-string, starting at .030 on the high C. For players who want coated longevity across the extended range.

Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
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
A standard 6-string top gauge. Thin enough to speak clearly up high without going thin and brittle.
Detail 02
Includes the low B and high C. Won't work on a 4- or 5-string without leftover or missing strings.
Detail 03
Seals the windings against sweat and grime. Expect several times the usable life of a bare set.
Detail 04
More flexible under the fingers than hex-core at the same gauge, which matters most on the thick low B.
Detail 05
Slicker feel and quieter position shifts, but less finger grip than raw stainless for aggressive players.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Confirm the set's winding length against your bass before ordering. Extended-scale instruments need enough unwound length to clear the nut.
Considerably longer than uncoated. The coating blocks the sweat and grime that dull the windings, so tone stays stable for months of regular playing.
No. This is a matched 6-string set. You'd have a spare string and gauges that don't line up with a 5-string's spread.
It takes a little edge off the initial brightness compared to a fresh uncoated set, but that tone holds far longer before going dull.
Reference
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