Ernie Ball 2739 SLINKY COBALT 6S 32-130
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Cobalt Technology Serving Your Dynamics
With the Ernie Ball Slinky Cobalt, you get the manufacturing excellence of the famous Slinky strings, enhanced by a more modern approach to the material. Cobalt is known for its increased magnetic interaction with pickups, allowing for higher output, a wider dynamic range, and particularly prominent harmonics. The result: well-grounded lows, clear mids, and precise highs, all while maintaining a smooth and pleasant feel under the fingers. An excellent choice for 6-string bassists seeking a responsive, expressive string set designed for both stage and studio.
Technical specifications
| Tension | Extra hard |
| Type of cord attachment | Ball end |
| Category | 6-string bass |
| Draw | 32-45-65-80-100-130 |
| 1st cord pull | 32 |
| Nbr of strings | 6 |
| Material | cobalt |
| Number of strings | 6 |
| 1st string gauge | 032 |
| Gauge | 32-45-65-80-100-130 |
Questions frequently asked
What is the gauge of Ernie Ball 2739 Slinky Cobalt for 6-string bass?
The set uses the gauge 32-45-65-80-100-130, with the first string at .032 and the sixth at .130.
Are these strings suitable for a 6-string bass?
This set is designed for a 6-string bass. It includes six ball-end strings, in an extra hard gauge.
What sound does cobalt provide on a bass?
Cobalt offers increased magnetic interaction with pickups. The output is stronger and the dynamic range wider. Harmonics are enhanced, with solid lows and precise highs.
Is the 32-130 gauge tense?
The specified tension is extra hard, with a low string at .130.
Are Cobalt strings suitable for stage and recording?
Thanks to their increased output and present harmonics, these strings are suitable for both stage and recording.
