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70 Single String Length: 53 inches Stainless Steel wound strings became popular in the early Seventy??s. Stainless Steel strings are the brightest sounding strings and offer extended life to players who have acidic hands.

125 Single String Length: 53 inches Stainless Steel wound strings became popular in the early Seventy??s. Stainless Steel strings are the brightest sounding strings and offer extended life to players who have acidic hands.

38 PhosPhor Bronze COATED Single String Lenth 43 inches Phosphor Bronze wound strings were introduced in the early Seventies and have become the most popular acoustic string. Phosphor bronze wire is made from approximately 92% copper, 7% zinc and 1%...

Length: 53 inches Stainless Steel wound strings became popular in the early Seventy??s. Stainless Steel strings are the brightest sounding strings and offer extended life to players who have acidic hands.

54 PhosPhor Bronze COATED Single String Lenth 43 inches Phosphor Bronze wound strings were introduced in the early Seventies and have become the most popular acoustic string. Phosphor bronze wire is made from approximately 92% copper, 7% zinc and 1%...

Length: 53 inches Stainless Steel wound strings became popular in the early Seventy??s. Stainless Steel strings are the brightest sounding strings and offer extended life to players who have acidic hands.

43 inches 80/20 Bronze wound strings are often called old-school, vintage and/or bright bronze and were the most popular (only) alloy used to make acoustic strings until the introduction of phosphor in the early Seventies. 80/20 bronze wire is made from...

30 Single String Length: 43 inches. Nickel-Plated Steel wound strings were introduced in the late Sixties and have become the most popular alloy for electric guitars and bass. Nickel-plated steel tends to offer the most balanced tone. It took several...

43 inches 80/20 Bronze wound strings are often called old-school, vintage and/or bright bronze and were the most popular (only) alloy used to make acoustic strings until the introduction of phosphor in the early Seventies. 80/20 bronze wire is made from...

43 inches 80/20 Bronze wound strings are often called old-school, vintage and/or bright bronze and were the most popular (only) alloy used to make acoustic strings until the introduction of phosphor in the early Seventies. 80/20 bronze wire is made from...

100 Single String Length: 53 inches Stainless Steel wound strings became popular in the early Seventy??s. Stainless Steel strings are the brightest sounding strings and offer extended life to players who have acidic hands.

105 Single String Length: 53 inches Stainless Steel wound strings became popular in the early Seventy??s. Stainless Steel strings are the brightest sounding strings and offer extended life to players who have acidic hands.