Detail 01
.125 gauge
On the heavier side for a B. Tighter feel and less flop, but it needs a nut slot that fits.

Independent shopping perspective
A single .125 low B string for five-string bass. For replacing a dead or broken B without buying a whole new set.


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
On the heavier side for a B. Tighter feel and less flop, but it needs a nut slot that fits.
Detail 02
Replaces the B only. The other four keep whatever age and tone they already have.
Detail 03
Matches the B from a medium five-string set, so it sits evenly alongside the other four.
Detail 04
Sized for the low B position. Far too heavy to tune up and use as an E.
Detail 05
Same family as a Hi-Beam set, so feel and output line up if that is what is already on the bass.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. One .125 low B string. If your other four are the same age, buy a five-string set instead of a single.
Most five-strings are cut for a B in this range, but slots vary. If it binds in the nut, have the slot widened rather than forcing it.
It lines up with a Hi-Beam set. Against a different brand, or four worn strings, expect a noticeable difference in brightness.
Check intonation at the B saddle. The truss rod usually stays where it is when only one string changes.