Acoustic Bass 

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  .042

  An acoustic bass string is a wire used to produce a specific note on an acoustic bass. The string is pulled through the bass's resonator, producing vibrations that travel through the instrument to create sound.

  The number "0.042" refers to the thickness of the string, measured in millimeters. The thicker the string, the more tension it will have and the more powerful the sound. However, thicker strings can be more difficult to play for beginners or for those with a lighter playing technique.

  It is important to note that acoustic bass strings are often sold individually, as each string is designed to produce a specific note. Therefore, it is important to make sure that you purchase the string that matches your desired note.

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  .045

  An acoustic bass string is an essential part of the instrument that produces the sound when you play. Strings are made of metal (usually phosphor bronze, stainless steel or nickel alloy) and are available in different thicknesses, or diameters.

  The string diameter measurement is given in millimeters or inches, and is usually the size of the thinnest string in the string set. For example, an acoustic bass string sold as a .045 draw means that the string has a diameter of .045 inches or about 1.14 mm.

  The term "draw" refers to the tension of the string. Acoustic bass strings are graded according to their tension, ranging from light to heavy. The higher the tension of the string, the greater the force required to pluck it, but the brighter the sound and the stronger the projection.

  In summary, a single .045 string is a single string with a diameter of .045 inch, which has a medium tension and can be used to replace a broken or worn string on your acoustic bass.

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  .054

  A single acoustic bass string is a single string designed for use on an acoustic bass. The ".054 draw" indicates the thickness of the string in millimeters, which affects the sound and tension of the string. The thicker the string, the deeper the sound and the higher the tension.

  It is important to choose the right string thickness for your acoustic bass, as this can have a significant impact on the playability and sound of the instrument. Thicker strings are often preferred for playing styles such as jazz or blues, while thinner strings are often used for softer, more delicate playing styles.

  It is also important to note that acoustic bass strings have a limited lifespan, and regular replacement is recommended to ensure optimal sound.

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  .060

  A single acoustic bass string is a wire used to produce low tones on an acoustic bass.

  The number "0.60" refers to the diameter of the string in millimeters. The thicker the string, the lower the sound and the more difficult it is to play. Acoustic bass strings are generally thicker than acoustic guitar strings because they are designed to produce a deeper sound.

  It is important to note that acoustic bass strings are often sold individually, which means that each string must be purchased separately. Players can purchase a single string to replace a broken or worn string, rather than purchasing a complete set of strings. This allows players to save money and replace only the strings they need.

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  .065

  An acoustic bass string is a string specifically designed for use on an acoustic bass guitar. Acoustic bass strings are often made from steel or other metallic materials.

  The unit of measurement used to measure the thickness of a bass string is the "gauge". The gauge indicates the force with which the string is stretched. The higher the gauge, the tighter the string and the greater the tension to produce a note.

  For example, an acoustic bass string sold individually with a draw of .065 indicates that the string is .065 inches thick and requires a specific amount of tension to produce a particular note. Bass players may prefer different drawstrings depending on their playing style and personal preferences.

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  .070

  An acoustic bass string is a string used on an acoustic bass to produce bass notes. The string is made of steel wire and is sold as a single unit. The number of strings needed depends on how many strings the acoustic bass has. For example, a standard acoustic bass usually has four strings, but there are acoustic basses with five or six strings.

  The "draw" of the string refers to the amount of tension exerted on the string when it is tuned. An acoustic bass string with a draw of .070 means that the string is designed to produce a specific note when tuned to a tension of .070.

  It is important to choose the right string for your acoustic bass, as an improperly selected string can produce inappropriate sounds or damage your instrument. Acoustic bass strings are available in a variety of tensions and materials, so it is recommended that you consult your acoustic bass manual or seek expert advice before purchasing a new string.

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  .074

  An acoustic bass string is a finely braided or coiled wire that is attached to the bass to produce musical notes. The size of the string is usually indicated by the measurement of its diameter, which is expressed in thousandths of an inch (sometimes in millimeters).

  In this case, the string in question has a diameter of .074 inches, which is considered a medium gauge string for an acoustic bass. The larger the diameter of the string, the louder and deeper it will sound, but it will also be more difficult to play because of the increased tension it will put on the fingers. Thinner strings have a softer, clearer sound, but can be more fragile and have a shorter life span.

  It should also be noted that bass strings are often sold individually, rather than in sets, allowing musicians to replace specific strings based on their needs or playing preference. Thus, an acoustic bass string sold individually means that you are only buying one string, rather than a complete set of strings.

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  .075

  An acoustic bass string is a string that is used to produce low tones on an acoustic bass. The string is usually made of a metallic material, such as stainless steel or nickel, which is wrapped around a central steel wire.

  The term "draw" refers to the tension exerted on the string, and is measured in units of force. The higher the draw, the greater the tension on the string, which can result in a harder feel and louder sound.

  In this case, an acoustic bass string sold individually with a drawbar of .075 means that the string has a tension of .075 pounds of force when stretched to its normal playing length. Acoustic bass strings are often sold in sets that include strings with different tension levels, allowing players to customize their sound to suit their personal preferences and playing style.

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  .080

  An acoustic bass string is a coiled wire that is stretched between the pegs and bridge of an acoustic bass to produce a specific note when played. Acoustic bass strings can be sold individually or as a complete set, depending on the needs of each musician.

  The number .080 refers to the diameter of the string in millimeters. This means that the string is relatively thick, which can give a rounder, fuller sound to the note produced. However, thicker strings also require more tension to produce the note, which can affect the playability and feel of the strings under the player's fingers.

  In summary, a .080 gauge acoustic bass string is an individual string designed for use on an acoustic bass, with a diameter of .080 millimeters, which can provide a rounder, fuller sound but also requires more tension to play.

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  .092

  An acoustic bass string is a part of the instrument that allows the production of notes and sounds. It is stretched between the bridge and the nut of the instrument and can be plucked or struck to produce vibrations that travel through the body of the bass and produce sound.

  The acoustic bass string sold as .092 gauge is a specific string that is .092 inches thick (about 2.34 mm). The draw of a string refers to the tension it exerts on the instrument when it is stretched. The higher the tension, the tighter the string and the more difficult it is to play, but it also produces a louder and clearer sound.

  When choosing an acoustic bass string with a .092 drawbar, it is important to consider the player's personal preferences and the style of music they wish to play. Thicker strings tend to produce a deeper, fuller sound, while thinner strings may be easier to play for beginners or for players who prefer a softer sound.

  All in all, the .092 acoustic bass string is a specific string that can be used to produce deep, low notes on an acoustic bass.

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  .0100

  An acoustic bass string sold individually is a single string that is intended to be used as a replacement or addition to an existing acoustic bass.

  The term "draw" refers to the thickness of the string, which is determined by the amount of tension exerted on the string when it is tuned. The greater the tension, the greater the thickness of the string. The acoustic bass string sold individually is designed for a .0100 draw, which means that the string has a specific thickness that can withstand a certain amount of tension.

  The .0100 draw is generally considered a "light" string draw for an acoustic bass, meaning it produces a softer, more subtle sound than thicker strings. However, this can vary depending on the user's personal preferences and the style of music played.

  In short, an acoustic bass string sold by the .0100 drawbar is an individual string intended to be used as a replacement or addition to an existing acoustic bass, and is designed to be used with a specific tension to produce a particular sound.

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  .0110

  An acoustic bass string sold individually in .0110 gauge is a replacement for a steel string acoustic bass.

  The string is made of steel wire wrapped around a central steel core. The diameter of the string is .011 inch (about .28 mm), which means it is relatively thin and will fit an acoustic bass that requires moderate tension.

  Acoustic bass strings are available in a variety of drawbar sizes, which determine the tension of the string and therefore the force needed to press it against the fingerboard. Thicker strings tend to have a louder, deeper tone, while thinner strings have a softer, clearer tone.

  When purchasing a single string for an acoustic bass, it is important to choose the right size string for your bass, as using the wrong string can cause tension and tone problems, and may even damage your instrument.

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  .0120

  An acoustic bass string is an essential part of the instrument. It is a thin metal or nylon string that is attached to the instrument and produces sound when played.

  The acoustic bass string sold individually is a single string that can be used to replace a worn or broken string on the instrument. The diameter of the string is measured in millimeters or inches, and in this case, the string is specified to have a diameter of .0120 inches.

  The diameter of the string has a direct impact on the tone and playability of the instrument. Thinner strings have a brighter tone and are easier to play, while thicker strings have a deeper, richer sound, but can be more difficult to play.

  Generally, acoustic bass strings are sold in sets of four or five strings, each with a different diameter to produce different notes. When a single string is sold, it should be chosen according to the desired note and the desired tension.

  It is important to note that the tension of the string can also have an impact on the sound of the instrument, playability and durability of the string. High tension strings can produce a more powerful sound but can be more difficult to play and can also put more stress on the instrument. Low tension strings can be easier to play but may lack volume and clarity.

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  .0125

  An acoustic bass string is a wire used to produce low tones on an acoustic bass guitar. Acoustic bass strings are usually sold in sets of four or five strings, but they can also be purchased individually.

  The term "draw" refers to the tension of the string. The higher the tension, the tighter the string and the louder and clearer it sounds. However, strings with a lower tension may be easier to play for beginners or for people who prefer a softer touch.

  In this case, the string sold individually has a draw of .0125, which means that it is relatively thin and therefore less tense than strings with a higher draw. This can be useful for players who prefer a softer feel or for playing styles that require some softness or flexibility in the string. However, it can also result in a loss of loudness or playing power, especially for players who are looking for a heavier, more powerful bass.

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  .0135

  An acoustic bass string is a metal string used to play acoustic bass. The string is sold individually, which means that it is sold separately from the other strings of the bass.

  The number ".0135" indicates the diameter of the string in inches. The larger the diameter, the thicker the string and the deeper it will sound. Thinner strings produce a higher pitch.

  The term "draw" indicates the tension of the string. The tension of the string is determined by the force with which the string is stretched. A string with a higher tension will be more difficult to play but will produce a louder sound. A string with a lower tension will be easier to play but will produce a weaker sound.

  In summary, a .0135 draw string is a metal acoustic bass string with a diameter of .0135 inches and a medium tension, used for playing low notes.