D'Addario Half Rounds ENR72 Medium (50-105), Full Set

Model: ENR72 UPC: 019954947279

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Product Type: Full Set
Full Set # of Strings: 4
Tension: Medium
Winding: Half / Ground Wound
Core: Hex
Full Set by 1st string gauge: 0.050
Full Set by last string gauge: 0.105
Full Set Material: Nickel Plated

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D'Addario Bass Strings

D'Addario Half Rounds ENR72 Medium (50-105), Full Set Electric Bass Guitar Strings
Pure Nickel Electric Bass Strings - Long Scale

Features

Model: ENR72
Manufactured by: D'Addario
Condition: New
UPC: 019954947279

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09/04/26

Mark F.

02/20/19

D'Addario Bass strings

The strings were shipped fast and exactly as ordered. I will use strings by mail for all my future purchases.

Michael M.

11/17/17

Legit

They were strings, that indeed came through the mail. The story checks out!
(best prices i found)

Jake

02/04/24

Q: My bass was sold with .045-.105 gauge rounds. If I buy half wounds as a replacement, should I buy the .50-105, or the .45-100? Will these require altering the nut to accommodate the size difference? Thanks!