- What basses do these strings fit?
- They are a 4-string set built for 34-inch long-scale basses. They are not intended for short-scale or extra-long-scale instruments.
- How do stainless steel strings differ from nickel?
- Stainless steel winds give a brighter, more aggressive tone and a rougher feel under the fingers. Nickel-plated strings sound warmer and feel smoother but cut through less.
- What gauges are in the medium set?
- The set runs .045 to .105, a standard medium gauge for four-string basses in standard tuning.
- Are these roundwound or flatwound?
- They are roundwound over a hexagonal core, so they have a textured feel and a bright, articulate tone rather than the smooth, thumpy sound of flatwounds.
- How long do they stay bright?
- Stainless roundwounds lose their brightest edge after weeks of regular playing. Wiping them down after use slows the decline.
- What is in the box?
- One 4-string set of Warwick Black Label stainless steel strings in .045–.105 medium gauge.
- Where is the Warwick Black Label Stainless Steel 4-String Electric Bass Set 45-105 Medium cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $20.36, 34% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Warwick Black Label Stainless Steel 4-String Electric Bass Set 45-105 Medium?
- Rated 5 out of 5 from 1 ratings. Buyers like: Excellent purchasing experience with Jason at Fretnation.
- Where can I buy the Warwick Black Label Stainless Steel 4-String Electric Bass Set 45-105 Medium?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Fret Nation, Z String Music, Amazon.