Ernie Ball 2812 Flatwound Regular Slinky 50-105
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The "flat" feel... with real attack
The Ernie Ball 2812 Flatwound Regular Slinky combine the best of both worlds: the comfort and consistency of flatwound strings, with the modernity and sonic energy of cobalt. The result: a more direct response, enhanced definition, and controlled lows, while retaining that silky feel highly appreciated in funk, soul, pop, jazz, and for all parts where precision matters.
Technical specifications
| Tension | Medium | 1st cord pull | 50 |
| Type of cord attachment | Ball end | Nbr of strings | 4 |
| Category | 4-string bass | Spun | flat |
| Classification | Regular | Material | cobalt |
| Draw | 50-70-85-105 | ||
| Brand | Ernie Ball | Type | flatwound string set |
| Reference | 2812 | Alloy | cobalt |
| Series | Flatwound Regular Slinky | Gauge | 50-105 |
Questions frequently asked
Are these strings compatible with a 4-string bass?
The set is designed for a 4-string bass and features ball-end attachments. It includes four flatwound strings.
What is the gauge of the Ernie Ball 2812 Flatwound Regular Slinky?
The gauge is 50-70-85-105, with the first string at .050.
What tonal characteristics does the cobalt bring to these flatwound strings?
Thanks to the cobalt, the response is more direct and the definition is enhanced. The flatwound maintains a silky feel. The low end remains controlled.
For which styles are the 50-105 flatwound strings suitable?
This setup is suitable for funk, soul, pop, and jazz parts. The flatwound winding promotes playing precision.
What tension do these bass strings offer?
The tension is medium, in the Regular classification of the Flatwound Regular Slinky series.
