Detail 01
Long scale
Cut for a 34-inch scale bass. Measure nut to bridge saddle before ordering; short scale needs a different set.

Independent shopping perspective
GHS Boomers bass strings in long scale, light gauge. Roundwound nickel-plated steel with a bright, aggressive attack for standard 34-inch basses.

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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
Cut for a 34-inch scale bass. Measure nut to bridge saddle before ordering; short scale needs a different set.
Detail 02
Ridged outer wrap. Bright and growly with pronounced finger squeak, and more abrasive on frets than flatwounds.
Detail 03
Lighter tension than a standard set. Easier to fret and bend, with slightly less low-end weight and a floppier feel tuned down.
Detail 04
Covers E-A-D-G on a standard four-string bass. A five-string needs a set with a low B.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Measure from the nut to the bridge saddle. Around 34 inches is long scale, which covers most full-size basses. Around 30 inches is short scale and needs a different set.
It's GHS's lighter tension tier for Boomers. Easier on the hands and quicker to fret than a standard set, with a bit less bottom-end heft.
They'll fit, but roundwound strings wear grooves into an unfinished fretless board over time. Flatwounds are the safer choice there.
No. This is a four-string set covering E, A, D and G. You'd need a five-string set that includes a low B.