Rotosound Swing Bass 66 RS66LN Nickel 45100
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A Historic Rock Reference, Adapted for Today's Bassists
Since 1958, Rotosound has established itself as an essential brand in the history of British and European rock. The Swing Bass series has influenced generations of musicians, notably through the development of the Roundwound string with John Entwistle (The Who). The Swing Bass 66 Nickel set carries this sonic DNA while offering a warmer response and a smoother feel than the stainless steel version, ideal for both pick and finger playing.
Technical specifications
| Format | Bass | Nbr of strings | 4 |
| Type of cord attachment | Without | Special feature | long scale |
| Category | Bass | Color | Blue |
Questions frequently asked
What gauge does the Rotosound Swing Bass 66 RS66LN Nickel 45-100 offer?
The 45-100 gauge is indicated in the reference RS66LN. This set is intended for a 4-string bass.
Are these strings suitable for a long scale bass?
The 'long scale' characteristic is specified for this 4-string set.
What tone do the Swing Bass 66 Nickel strings provide?
Nickel is reported to offer a warmer response compared to the stainless steel version of the series. The feel is described as smoother. This makes it suitable for both pick and fingerstyle playing.
Are the Rotosound RS66LN strings for 4-string basses?
This set is specified for a 4-string bass. The listed category is bass.
What is the origin of the Swing Bass 66 series?
The Swing Bass series has been part of Rotosound's history since 1958. Its development is linked to the Roundwound string and John Entwistle of The Who.



