32-135 

A set of strings for a 6 string electric bass with a draw range of 32-135 is a set of six metal strings designed to be used on a six string electric bass with a specific draw range. The tension of the strings determines the ease of playing and the sound produced.

The first number in the drawbar (32) corresponds to the thickest bass string, and the last number (135) corresponds to the thinnest bass string. Thicker strings produce a lower tone and need more tension to be tuned, while thinner strings produce a higher tone and need less tension to be tuned.

Bass strings are usually made of nickel, stainless steel or other metal alloys. Thicker strings tend to have a longer life, but may require more time to "break in" and reach their optimum sound.

The choice of a set of strings depends on the bassist's personal preferences, the style of music played, as well as the characteristics of the instrument itself. It is important to choose a quality set of strings to ensure good intonation, dynamic response and optimal sound.