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Elixir Nanoweb bass strings are nickel-plated steel roundwounds on a hex steel core, wrapped in a thin Nanoweb coating. The coating is the point: Elixir claims longer life and clearer tone than uncoated strings, with a slicker feel under the fingers. A single string runs $15.40 at Amazon as of November 7, 2026, the lowest of six stores listing it new, so replacing one broken string costs about what a quarter of a full set does.
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Lowest price we've seen: $15.40 on Nov 7 at Amazon. Tracked across 8 stores since Nov 7.
Bassists who use Elixir Nanoweb generally report that the strings keep their brightness far longer than uncoated sets and feel smooth rather than sticky. Some say the coated tone is slightly less open than a brand-new uncoated string, and a few find the slick feel takes getting used to.
