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EBS Professional Bass Equipment announces the release two new strings for bass. A new improved version of their previous Titanium Nickel strings, and a complete new Stainless Steel string based on a core of Swedish steel of finest quality.
EBS always strive to provide equipment for professional musicians and the new strings are no exception. The combination of great strings at an affordable price is believed to be a winning concept.
The EBS Titanium Nickel strings has a soft surface due to the tight wiring and special coating that provide extra playing comfort and durability. They are based on a high quality steel core made of American steel.
The EBS Stainless Steel strings offer a classic steel string with exceptionally good sound quality and tuning abilities. The Stainless Steel strings are based on a hexagon steel core made of the finest Swedish steel.
Both models use long scale to fit most bass models and for approved tuning abilities.
EBS Titanium Nickel is shipping from Sweden now. EBS Stainless Steel Strings estimated to start ship in July. The new strings are delivered in new recyclable boxes.
Models:
Medium Light 40/60/80/100 +125 +25
Medium NEW! 45/65/80/100 +125
Classic Medium 45/65/85/105 +128 +30
Heavy Bass 50/70/90/110 +135
Availability on single markets may vary – please contact the local distributor for info.
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