Ernie Ball 2348 Earthwood Bell Bronze Light 11-52
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A New Sound Character for Your Acoustic
The Ernie Ball Earthwood Bell Bronze strings are designed for guitarists who want to move beyond the usual "bronze" sound and gain complexity. Thanks to their specific alloy, they emphasize a richer harmonic range, with a sensation of a more vibrant sound and greater presence, while maintaining clear definition. Ideal for revealing the natural timbre of your guitar, whether you play fingerstyle, with a pick, open chords, or fingerpicking.
Technical specifications
| Tension | Soft | 1st cord pull | 11 |
| Type of cord attachment | Ball end | Nbr of strings | 6 |
| Category | acoustic | Material | bronze |
| Classification | Light | ||
| Model | Ernie Ball 2348 Earthwood Bell Bronze | Alloy | Bell Bronze (inspired by bell and cymbal materials) |
| Type | acoustic guitar strings | Collaboration | developed in collaboration with John Mayer |
| Gauge | Light | Sound Features | deeper resonance, better projection, improved sustain |
| Set | 11-52 | ||
Questions frequently asked
What is the gauge of the Ernie Ball 2348 Earthwood Bell Bronze strings?
The set features a Light 11-52 gauge, with a first string of .011 and is described as having a soft tension.
Are these 11-52 strings designed for acoustic guitar?
This 6-string set is rated for acoustic guitar and uses ball-end attachments.
What sound does the Bell Bronze alloy produce?
The Bell Bronze alloy, inspired by bell and cymbal materials, provides a richer harmonic range. The description states deeper resonance and enhanced projection. Sustain is also improved.
Are Earthwood Bell Bronze strings suitable for fingerpicking?
The advertised definition and vibrant character of these strings are suitable for fingerstyle as well as flatpicking.
With whom were the Bell Bronze strings developed?
This model was developed in collaboration with John Mayer.
