Fender AuriSonic 7060R Acoustic Bass Strings, Phosphor Bronze, Medium Scale, Gauges .045-.100
AuriSonic™ 7060 Phosphor Bronze acoustic bass strings deliver rich, warm tone with complex harmonics, excellent highs and long life for 32" scale basses.
Features
- Phosphor bronze strings give your medium scale acoustic bass richly resonant warmth and tonal purity
- Softer and more mellow voice ideal for intimate acoustic performances
- Rich roundwound tone for 32" scale acoustic bass guitars
- Ball-end design with classic Fender colors help make string changes a breeze
- Made in the U.S.A.
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Fender AuriSonic 7060R Acoustic Bass Strings, Phosphor Bronze, Medium Scale, Gauges .045-.100
Fender AuriSonic 7060R Acoustic Bass Strings, Phosphor Bronze, Medium Scale, Gauges .045-.100
AuriSonic™ 7060 Phosphor Bronze acoustic bass strings deliver rich, warm tone with complex harmonics, excellent highs and long life for 32" scale basses.
Features
- Phosphor bronze strings give your medium scale acoustic bass richly resonant warmth and tonal purity
- Softer and more mellow voice ideal for intimate acoustic performances
- Rich roundwound tone for 32" scale acoustic bass guitars
- Ball-end design with classic Fender colors help make string changes a breeze
- Made in the U.S.A.
$25.42
Fender AuriSonic 7060R Acoustic Bass Strings, Phosphor Bronze, Medium Scale, Gauges .045-.100—
$25.42
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AuriSonic™ 7060 Phosphor Bronze acoustic bass strings deliver rich, warm tone with complex harmonics, excellent highs and long life for 32" scale basses.
Features
- Phosphor bronze strings give your medium scale acoustic bass richly resonant warmth and tonal purity
- Softer and more mellow voice ideal for intimate acoustic performances
- Rich roundwound tone for 32" scale acoustic bass guitars
- Ball-end design with classic Fender colors help make string changes a breeze
- Made in the U.S.A.
