Elixir 15370 Nanoweb Bass Single String 70
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Elixir
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A String Designed to Last Without Sacrificing Feel
The Elixir 15370 Nanoweb Bass Single String 70 is aimed at bassists who want a consistent sound and a string that lasts over time. The Nanoweb coating acts as a barrier against oxidation, limiting loss of brightness and the "worn-out" string feel. The result: you retain a clear response, comfortable touch, and stable dynamics longer, whether you play fingerstyle, with a pick, or slap.
Technical specifications
| Type of cord attachment | Loop end | Spun | round |
| Category | Bass single string | Material | nickel |
| Draw | 70 | Special feature | Nanoweb coating |
| Nbr of strings | 1 | ||
| Model | Elixir 15370 Nanoweb Bass Single String 70 | Sound | clear and precise |
| Type | single bass string | Tuning Stability | high |
| Coating | Nanoweb | Durability | excellent longevity |
| Gauge | 70 | Resistance | anti-corrosion |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Elixir 15370 string a single 70 gauge bass string?
The reference 15370 corresponds to a single bass string with a 70 gauge. It allows for the individual replacement of a string of this diameter.
What material is this bass string made of?
The round winding is made of nickel. This construction is noted for its clear and precise tone.
Does the Nanoweb coating protect the string against oxidation?
The Nanoweb coating forms a barrier against oxidation. It limits the loss of brightness caused by wear. The response and feel are thus preserved for a longer time.
Is this 70 gauge string suitable for fingerstyle and slap playing?
The stable dynamics advertised allow for use with fingers, pick, or slap techniques.
What type of attachment is used on this string?
This string is equipped with a loop end. Compatibility should therefore be checked according to the bass's fastening system.



