Fender 8060 Phosphor Bronze Acoustic Bass Strings – Long Scale
Fender phosphor bronze acoustic bass guitarstrings are an excellent choice wherever acousticbass is required.the warmth and richness of phosphor bronze stringsadd depth to the sound of acoustic bass guitars,delivering clear highs and long life.we offer them in 34 inch long scale (8060’s) and 30 inch/32 inchshort/medium scale (7060’s).
Product Features
- Fender phosphor bronze acoustic bass guitarstrings are an excellent choice wherever acousticbass is required.
- The warmth and richness of phosphor bronze stringsadd depth to the sound of acoustic bass guitars,delivering clear highs and long life.
- We offer them in 34 Inch long scale (8060’s) and 30 Inch/32 Inchshort/medium scale (7060’s).
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The missing link… I bought my ’77 jazz bass just over a year ago and after several tweaks and upgrades I really liked it’s tone. However, I still didn’t love it. The throaty snarl that my hero’s J Basses had still eluded me. Someone suggested I try Fender Tapes a while ago but I’ve used Labella tapewounds on my fretless for years and while they have a nice upright type “plunk”, there is little resembling growl. The main reason I tried these strings is because I figured for $20 I didn’t have much to…
Like Meyatch, I think the tone of these things … Like Meyatch, I think the tone of these things leaves a little to be desired. My main strings are Rotosound roundwounds, which in my opinion have a more balanced sound with more grunt at the bottom end. These Fenders seem to have a bit of bloom in the upper mids. I’m waiting for them to dull out with steady use over time, hoping that bloom will go away.But, some perspective: First, no one in any audience will ever know the difference. Second, any differences can be eq’d out if…
very easy on old fingers and have a nice deep bass … I use these strings on all my bass guitars and have done so for years. (Fender Jazz and Precision basses, Ibanez, Epiphone Viola bass and my large acoustic bass.Unlike steel round wound strings, they are slick, don’t make any finger sliding noise, very easy on old fingers and have a nice deep bass sound.They are not made for “slap” bass playing although I can sort of get that sound by turning up the treble a bit. But for traditional soul and especially blues, they can’t be…