Detail 01
5-string set
Includes the low B. Check your bass takes a 5-string set through the bridge and that the B slots into your nut.

Independent shopping perspective
Coated 5-string bass set with NANOWEB coating and a soft, low-tension feel. For 5-string players who want easier fretting and long-lasting strings.

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 the low B. Check your bass takes a 5-string set through the bridge and that the B slots into your nut.
Detail 02
Thin coating over the string. Keeps sweat and grime out of the windings so the strings stay alive far longer.
Detail 03
Less pull under the fingers than a standard set. Easier fretting and bending, at the cost of some attack and tightness.
Detail 04
Wound for a bass scale and bridge. Not interchangeable with guitar strings at any gauge.
Detail 05
The coating also cuts finger squeak on the wound strings, which helps if you record direct.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Lower tension always trades tightness for easier fretting. If your B already feels loose, a soft set will amplify that. Players who dig in hard usually want more tension.
You'd have a spare string and be paying for one you don't need. Buy a 4-string set instead.
You're paying up front for lifespan. The coating keeps sweat out of the windings, so one set lasts through what would take several uncoated sets.
If you're changing tension from your current strings, check the neck relief and intonation. A lower-tension set pulls less on the neck and can shift both.