Detail 01
Coated in Hi-Def green
The color comes from a coating over the wrap, which also slows the grime that dulls uncoated strings.

Independent shopping perspective
A five-string bass set with a bright green coating, in a light gauge. For players who want a visual effect alongside a slinky feel.


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
The color comes from a coating over the wrap, which also slows the grime that dulls uncoated strings.
Detail 02
Less tension under the fingers. Easier bends and a looser feel, at the cost of some low-end punch.
Detail 03
Includes the extra low B. The set is sized for a five-string nut and bridge spacing — not a four-string.
Detail 04
Lighter B strings can feel floppy on short scale-length instruments. Longer scale basses handle them better.
Detail 05
Slightly smoother under the fingers than bare roundwound, with less fret noise when sliding.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
The coating sits where your fingers and frets contact it, so it dulls at the wear points over time with play.
The coating is a bright, high-visibility green that reacts strongly under UV and stage lighting rather than glowing on its own.
No. This is a five-string set with an extra low B and is spaced for a five-string instrument.
Likely yes if you're changing gauge. Lighter strings reduce neck tension, which affects relief, action, and intonation.
Reference
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