Detail 01
Light gauge
Less tension, so fretting and bending take less effort. Some players find the low E looser than they like.

Independent shopping perspective
Light-gauge coated strings for 4-string bass with a green fluorescent finish. For bassists who want a long-wearing set and a visual hook on stage.


Strong match
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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
Less tension, so fretting and bending take less effort. Some players find the low E looser than they like.
Detail 02
The coating keeps sweat and grime off the windings, so brightness generally lasts longer than on uncoated sets.
Detail 03
Four strings, standard EADG. Nothing here for a low B or high C.
Detail 04
Glows under blacklight. In regular room or stage light it simply looks bright green.
Detail 05
Sized for a bass scale length. They will not fit a standard electric guitar.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
These are standard bass strings for a 4-string. Confirm the scale length listed on the package matches your bass, especially for 35-inch or through-body stringing.
You can slap them, but light gauge means lower tension. Players who dig in hard for slap often prefer a medium set for a firmer response.
Coated strings generally feel smoother under the fingers than bare roundwounds, with less finger noise sliding between positions.
No. This is a 4-string set with no low B. You would need a 5-string set.
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