Detail 01
5-string set
Includes the low B. That extra string is the whole reason to buy this set instead of a 4-string pack.

Independent shopping perspective
Nickel-plated steel roundwound strings for a 5-string long-scale bass, medium gauge. Standard replacement set with a bright but not harsh voice.

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. That extra string is the whole reason to buy this set instead of a 4-string pack.
Detail 02
Steel core and wrap with nickel plating. Brighter than pure nickel, warmer than stainless, and gentler on frets.
Detail 03
Cut for a 34-inch scale bass. Extra-long-scale 35-inch instruments may run short at the bridge.
Detail 04
Middle-of-the-road tension. Enough mass for the B to sound tight, not so much that fretting gets stiff.
Detail 05
Textured outer wrap gives growl and harmonic bite, plus more finger noise and faster fret wear than flats.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Medium gauge gives the B reasonable tension on a 34-inch scale. If you tune down or want it tighter, a heavier gauge helps more.
No. This is a 5-string set with an added low B. Buy a 4-string set instead so the gauges match.
Nickel-plated steel is warmer and smoother under the fingers. Stainless is brighter and more aggressive, and wears frets faster.
Long-scale sets normally do, but string-through routing uses extra length. Measure from your ball-end anchor to the tuner post if you are unsure.
Reference
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