GHS 5MDYB Bass Boomers Medium 5C 45-130
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A versatile set to make your bass speak
The GHS Bass Boomers 5MDYB are aimed at bassists who want an all-around set capable of handling energetic playing while remaining comfortable. With a medium gauge 45-130, you maintain precision in attacks, good tuning stability, and a balanced feel both for fingerstyle and pick playing. A relevant choice if you are looking for effective 5-string bass strings for rehearsing, recording, or performing live, with a coherent response from low to high frequencies.
Technical specifications
| Format | Bass | Draw | 45-65-85-105-130 |
| Tension | Medium | 1st cord pull | 45 |
| Type of cord attachment | Ball end | Nbr of strings | 5 |
| Category | 5-string bass | Spun | round |
| Classification | Medium | Material | nickel-plated steel |
| Brand | GHS | Number of strings | 5 |
| Series | Bass Boomers | Gauge | Medium |
| Reference | 5MDYB | Set (gauges) | 45-130 |
| Instrument | bass | Packaging | set of strings |
Questions frequently asked
Are the GHS 5MDYB suited for a 5-string bass?
This set is designed for 5-string basses and includes five gauges: 45, 65, 85, 105, and 130. The lowest string is .130.
What is the gauge of the Bass Boomers 5MDYB?
The medium gauge ranges from .045 to .130. The first string has a diameter of .045.
Are these bass strings made of nickel-plated steel?
The indicated material is nickel-plated steel. The roundwound type applies to the entire set.
What type of string end is used on this set?
A ball end is used on each string. This format matches the specifications given for the 5MDYB model.
Is the 45-130 gauge suitable for aggressive playing on a 5-string bass?
The medium 45-130 tension is described as able to handle aggressive playing while maintaining comfort. The response remains consistent from low to high strings. It is recommended for both fingerstyle and pick playing.



