Dean Markley SR2000 Stainless Steel Bass Guitar Strings 6 String Set, 35-128 Medium 6 String Bass Guitar, Silky Smooth Bass Strings with Long Lasting and Full Tone, Made in the USA
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Size: Size 35 - 128
Features
- ENJOY PLAYING LONGER WITH STAINLESS STEEL STRINGS THAT'S BUILT TO LAST. Our best bass guitar strings feature stainless steel over a hex core, making them durable and lasting up to two times longer than regular strings, no matter how hard you strum.
- A TRIED AND TRUE STRING WITH INCREDIBLE LONG-LASTING TONE. Our bass strings 6 set provide a full, solid punchy, bright tone that last longer than other strings in the market, preferred by many artists across all music genres worldwide.
- CHOOSE THE RIGHT STRING THAT FITS YOUR NEEDS. Our bass guitar 6 string are available in a wide variety of options to complement your preferred playing style. Each type varies based on lighter to deeper crisp tones, thickness, and tuning stability.
- EASY PLAYABILITY FOR BEGINNERS & SEASONED GUITARISTS. Our 6 bass strings set provide smoother control with comfortable fretting, allowing you to strum confidently with huge bends, ensuring reliable performance. Suitable for all bass guitar styles.
- AN ICONIC GUITAR PRODUCT COMPANY MADE IN THE USA. The Dean Markley brand is a household name in the guitar used and tested by many, including some legendary players since 1972. We manufacture strings for acoustic, bass, and electric guitars
Brand: Dean Markley
String Gauge: Medium
Instrument: Bass Guitar
String Material Type: Stainless Steel
Item Weight: 1.12 pounds
Product Dimensions: 6 x 6.1 x 0.6 inches
Country of Origin: USA
Item model number: DM2699
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: October 21, 2016
Scale Length: inches
String Gauge: Medium
String Material: Stainless Steel
Size: Size 35 - 128
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Size: 1
Time to replace old strings. These were on a bass I bought 10 years ago. I liked the sound and playability and because of the composition they last a long time. I still use these on my 6 string bass and the small style on by 4 string, and the pricing is great.
Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2014 by Rebecca C Tuck
Size: 1
Good strings, better price. Works well with any bass except Fender. They just dont sound all that good there. Works well with Ken Smith, or MTD. EDIT...now inn 2022 they're 2.5 times the price. Only a fool would buy them now.
Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2011 by Vakmere
Size: 1
totally the pits
Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2016 by Rebel Tenor
Size: 1
I've used SR2000 strings since around 2003. The main reason I tried them is because they have a taper core (see pictures) that makes the string go over the bridge more cleanly, especially on basses that string through the body. If you're converting from regular core strings, you will absolutely need to raise some saddles and adjust your intonation, but you should do a full set up any time you change brands or gauges. I've put these string on several basses including a Fender Jazz with active electronics, a Fender Precision, and a vintage Ibanez Musician. They perform equally well on all of them as long as the bass is properly set up... this is easy to do and there are plenty of YouTube tutorials if you want to learn. The packaging changed in the late 2010s from the original cardboard mentioning Will Lee with individual paper envelopes to a plastic bag with a paper insert and a single ziplocked bag with the strings rolled together and no mention of Will Lee. It appears that there has been a change in the string manufacturing along with the packaging change. The ball end appears the same with about 1 7/8" of exposed core, but the older strings have a gold silk winding at the top that the newer strings lack. The 2698 set also has a .106 string rather than the old .107 . The strings wind up cleanly and sound very springy until they're broken in. The one concern I had is that the string from .087 on up are very spring and live while the deeper strings aren't as balanced or lively. The difference decreases as the higher strings get played in a bit for a few days. If you're planning on changing your strings before a show or recording, this might be a concern. Regarding longevity, these strings last a very long time, though they will lose their liveliness after several months. If you prefer more muted or dead strings, you could leave these on your bass for years and know that they'll hold up nicely. These strings are certainly worth trying, especially if you want to try taper core strings. I prefer DR's TMR series strings, though they are usually more expensive. I didn't care for Rotosound's PSD strings at all as they went dead far more quickly.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2020 by Heldaig Heldaig
Size: 1
They are not the original ones with the gold windings at each end. And they came in a plastic bag instead of the box pictured.
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2020 by Ronald R.