Ernie Ball 2843 Custom Gauge Stainless Steel Hybrid Slinky 45-105
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Stainless Brightness: a bass that stays clear in the mix
The Ernie Ball Stainless Steel Hybrid Slinky strings are designed for bassists seeking a clear sound rich in harmonics and a sharp attack, without losing body in the low spectrum. Thanks to their stainless steel wire and construction around a hexagonal steel core wire, they deliver a brighter tone than traditional strings, with a precise playing feel and strong sustain.
Who and for which styles?
This set is aimed at musicians who alternate between fingerstyle, pick, and slap techniques, and who seek maximum clarity both on stage and in the studio. The 45-105 gauge remains a reliable choice: firm enough for solid, articulated bass lines while maintaining smooth playability. An excellent choice for 4-string basses in standard tuning, and for anyone wanting a "time-proof" brightness.
Technical specifications
| Tension | Medium | Draw | 45-65-85-105 |
| Type of cord attachment | Ball end | 1st cord pull | 45 |
| Category | 4-string bass | Nbr of strings | 4 |
| Classification | Hybrid | Material | stainless steel |
| Brand | Ernie Ball | Number of Strings | 4 |
| Model Number | 2843 | Metal Type | stainless steel wrapped around a hexagonal steel core wire |
| Type | Bass Slinky Stainless Steel | Gauge | 45-65-85-105 |
Questions frequently asked
Are Ernie Ball 2843 strings compatible with a 4-string bass?
This set includes 4 strings and is intended for 4-string basses in standard tuning. The ball end is suitable for the indicated setup for this model.
What is the gauge of the Hybrid Slinky Stainless Steel?
The gauge is 45-65-85-105, with the first string at .045. The specified tension is medium.
What sound do stainless steel bass strings produce?
The stainless steel wrap provides a bright sound, rich in harmonics, and a clear attack. The hex core steel wire offers a precise playing feel. The sustain remains well present according to the description.
Are these 45-105 strings suitable for slap and pick playing?
The desired clarity and the 45-105 gauge allow for playing with fingers, pick, and slap techniques.
What is the construction of Stainless Steel Hybrid Slinky strings?
The strings feature a stainless steel wrap around a hex core steel wire. This construction provides good clarity in the mix and maintains a full low end.
