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A set of strings for a 4-string electric bass with a drawbar of 65-130 consists of four metal strings of different thicknesses. The tension, which is the measure of the tension of the strings, indicates how tight the strings are. A 65-130 drawbar is relatively heavy, which means that the strings are quite tight and will require more force to play.

The thickest string in this set of strings will be the E string, which will be 130 thousandths of an inch thick. The A string will be 100 thousandths of an inch thick, the D string will be 80 thousandths of an inch thick and the G string will be 65 thousandths of an inch thick.

Thicker strings will produce deeper and more powerful sounds, while thinner strings will produce higher and clearer sounds. The choice of a set of strings will depend on the bassist's personal preference and the style of music he or she plays.

It is important to note that strings should be replaced regularly, as they wear out over time and can lose their tone and tuning. Heavier strings can also put more pressure on the neck and bridge of the bass, so it's important to make sure the bass is capable of handling that much string tension before installing them.