Ernie Ball .040 NICKEL WOUND ELECTRIC BASS STRING SINGLE
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Ernie Ball
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A "Slinky" Sound: Quick Response and Immediate Musicality
The Ernie Ball Slinky Nickel Wound are among the most played bass strings for a simple reason: they offer a clear tone and a dynamic response that suit many styles. The nickel winding highlights a controlled brightness and rich harmonics, perfect for fingerstyle as well as pick playing, both in the studio and on stage.
Designed from top-quality materials and produced according to strict tolerances, they aim for a reliable feel under the fingers and a consistent sound. If you are looking for strings that can give your bass presence while remaining musical, these Slinky Nickel Wound are a safe bet.
Technical specifications
| Type of cord attachment | Ball end |
| Category | Bass single string |
| Draw | 40 |
| Nbr of strings | 1 |
| Spun | round |
| Material | nickel-plated steel |
| Brand | Ernie Ball |
| Series / Model | Slinky Nickel Wound |
| Type | bass strings |
| Construction | nickel wound |
| Gauge | 40 (as per product designation) |
| Sound | bright, rich in harmonics |
| Materials | premium quality |
| Manufacturing | strict specifications |
Questions frequently asked
Ernie Ball Slinky Nickel Wound 40 sold individually?
This string is sold individually. Its gauge is 40. The ball end is of the ball type.
What material is the Slinky Nickel Wound 40 made of?
The round winding is made of nickel-plated steel, following a nickel wound construction.
What sound does a 40 gauge Ernie Ball bass string produce?
The nickel winding emphasizes a controlled brightness and rich harmonics. The dynamic response is described as fast. This tone is suitable for both fingerstyle and pick playing.
Is the 40 Ernie Ball string round wound?
Designed with a round winding, this bass string belongs to the Slinky Nickel Wound series.
What type of end does this bass string have?
With its ball end, this string uses a termination specified as such in its characteristics.
