D'Addario EXL220-5 5-String Nickel Wound Bass Guitar Strings, Super Light, 40-125, Long Scale
  • D'Addario EXL220-5 Super Light 5-String Nickel Wound Bass Guitar Strings, 40-125 Long Scale
  • D'Addario EXL220-5 Super Light 5-String Nickel Wound Bass Guitar Strings, 40-125 Long Scale
  • D'Addario EXL220-5 Super Light 5-String Nickel Wound Bass Guitar Strings, 40-125 Long Scale

D'Addario EXL220-5 5-String Nickel Wound Bass Guitar Strings, Super Light, 40-125, Long Scale

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Product Description

XL Nickel bass strings are the industry - standard choice for electric bass players. They offer clear fundamentals, tight and booming lows, and are built with D’Addario's reliable craftsmanship. Trusted by musicians worldwide, these strings can handle any performance. Made with a high - carbon steel core and a nickel - plated steel wrap wire, they deliver a consistently bright tone and smooth playability, suitable for a wide range of bass styles. This 40 - 125 Super Light set for 5 - string basses has a bright attack and very light tension, making playing a breeze. Features: Ideal for all music genres. D’Addario’s top - selling electric bass strings are known for reliable performance and versatile tone. The nickel - plated steel wrap wire gives a bright, tight bass sound. All XL Nickel strings use D’Addario's Hex - Core for perfect intonation, consistent feel, and great durability. There's a code on the recyclable VCI bag to earn Players Circle points. These bass guitar strings are made in the USA at D’Addario's New York facility. Specifications: Gauges: .040, .060, .075, .095, .125, Super Light. Uncoated. 5 strings. Long scale length. Sold as sets. Wrap material: Nickel - Plated Steel.

Using these D'Addario EXL220 - 5 bass guitar strings is straightforward. First, remove your old strings from the bass. Then, thread the new strings through the bridge and the tuning pegs, making sure to keep the correct order. Tune each string up to the right pitch slowly to avoid breakage. As for maintenance, after each use, wipe the strings with a clean, dry cloth to remove sweat and dirt. This helps keep the bright tone for longer. When storing your bass, try to keep it in a stable environment, away from extreme heat or cold. Also, if you notice the strings losing their tone or becoming hard to play, it might be time to replace them. And don't forget to register the code on the VCI bag to earn Players Circle points.


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