Detail 01
5-string set
Includes a low B. Your bass needs a nut slot and bridge saddle sized for it, plus a fifth tuner.

Independent shopping perspective
Five-string bass set with UV-reactive coating in medium gauge. For bassists who want a low B and a visible string under stage lighting.


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
Includes a low B. Your bass needs a nut slot and bridge saddle sized for it, plus a fifth tuner.
Detail 02
Enough tension to keep the low B from feeling floppy, at the cost of a stiffer feel across the whole set.
Detail 03
The coating slows corrosion from sweat and skin oils, so the set keeps its brightness longer than a bare one.
Detail 04
Color lives in the coating, so it survives normal picking and slapping rather than rubbing off at the contact points.
Detail 05
Longer and thicker than guitar strings. Check your bass's scale length before assuming they'll fit.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Check the set's stated length against your bass. Longer-scale and through-body basses need more length than standard 34-inch top-load setups.
You'd be paying for a fifth string you don't need. A dedicated four-string set is the better buy.
Coated bass strings usually sound slightly less zingy than fresh bare ones, but hold that sound far longer through sweaty sets.
Under UV or blacklight, yes. In normal light they read as bright green.
Reference
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