- Will these fit my 34-inch bass?
- Yes, they are standard long scale with about 37.25 inches of usable winding, made for most 34-inch basses. The .105 E is about 37 inches, so check that your bridge and tailpiece leave enough room.
- How do these compare with Power Wound strings?
- Foundations Nickel is brighter and more flexible, with a crisper top end. Power Wound sets are the stiffer, darker option in the same lineup.
- What gauges are in the set?
- .045 G, .065 D, .085 A and .105 E, a medium-light four-string set.
- Are these flatwound or roundwound?
- They are nickel-wound strings with a bright, crisp character, closer to a roundwound feel than a dark flatwound tone.
- How can I tell a Foundations set apart?
- The ball ends are red, which makes the set easy to spot in the pack.
- Where are they made?
- They are made in the USA.
- Where is the Foundations Nickel 4-String Bass Strings – 45–105 (FN45105L Medium Light) cheapest?
- At Specialty Traders, for $20.00, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Foundations Nickel 4-String Bass Strings – 45–105 (FN45105L Medium Light)?
- Rated 5 out of 5 from 1 ratings.
- Where can I buy the Foundations Nickel 4-String Bass Strings – 45–105 (FN45105L Medium Light)?
- 10 stores we checked sell it, including S.I.T. Strings, Aliens And Strangers Music, Bass Strings Only, Fret Nation, BUKUMUSIK.COM.