Ernie Ball .070 SLINKY FLATWOUND ELECTRIC BASS STRING SINGLE
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The Flatwound Feel with a More Contemporary Sonic Signature
The Slinky Flatwound 70 are aimed at guitarists who enjoy the flatwound feel (smoothness, stability, quiet playing) but don't want a sound that is too vintage or muffled. Here, the addition of cobalt provides a more modern response: clearer notes, well-controlled lows, and definition that helps the strings stand out in the mix. An excellent choice if you're looking for flatwound strings that combine playing comfort and character, for a clean, dense, and controlled sound.
Technical specifications
| Category | Bass single string |
| Draw | 70 |
| Nbr of strings | 1 |
| Spun | flat |
| Material | cobalt |
| Brand | Ernie Ball |
| Series | Slinky Flatwound |
| Model | Flatwound 70 |
| Type | flatwound strings |
| Alloy | cobalt |
| Comfort | smooth surface, reduced fret noise |
| Sonic Orientation | modernity of cobalt combined with flatwound feel |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Ernie Ball Slinky Flatwound 70 string sold individually?
This reference includes a single bass string with a gauge of 70.
What is the gauge of this flatwound string?
The indicated gauge is 70. This string is intended to complement or replace a specific string in a bass set.
What sound does cobalt bring to a flatwound bass string?
The cobalt alloy provides a more modern tonal response to the flatwound feel. Notes gain clarity while the low end remains tight. The advertised definition enhances presence in the mix.
Do the Slinky Flatwound 70 strings reduce sliding noise?
The flatwound wrapping has a smooth surface that reduces sliding noise and promotes a quieter playing experience.
What type of feel is this string suitable for?
This model is suitable for bassists seeking the smoothness and stability associated with flatwound strings, combined with a tonal character oriented toward the modernity of cobalt.
