Stringjoy Signatures | Bass VI Balanced Medium Gauge (26-95) Nickel Wound Guitar Strings | Guitar Gear Pro

Stringjoy Signatures | Bass VI Balanced Heavy Gauge (26-95) Nickel Wound Guitar Strings

£18.99
We’ve gotten great feedback from our original 24-90 Bass VI strings—but have always had a subset of players who wanted even more tension for tight, focused low-end more reminiscent of an actual bass. Well, your wish is our command. Meet our Balanced Heavy (26-95) Bass VI set. Every bit as... Read more
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We’ve gotten great feedback from our original 24-90 Bass VI strings—but have always had a subset of players who wanted even more tension for tight, focused low-end more reminiscent of an actual bass.

Well, your wish is our command. Meet our Balanced Heavy (26-95) Bass VI set. Every bit as balanced as the original, but with just a little more thump throughout.

All Stringjoy Bass VI strings are Nickel Wound, and feature normal guitar-sized ball ends.



Gauges: .026w – .036 – .046 – .056 – .076 – .095






What should you expect from Stringjoy Signatures?

  1. Present, focused tone that brings out the true voice of your guitar and the details of your playing style.
  2. Modern, reconstructed gauges aimed at balancing the tension, tone, and feel of the strings across the fretboard.
  3. High-mass winding, leading to higher output, fuller tone, and improved longevity.

How do we make our strings?

  • Stringjoy Signatures electric guitar strings are made by a small team in Nashville, TN, USA, out of all-American materials: our top quality Nickel-Plated Steel, wound around a high-carbon hexagonal steel core wire.
  • The combination of better materials and more careful craftsmanship creates a more natural-sounding, longer lasting string, without the tone-deadening effects of string coatings.
  • We’re known for our quality control. Our strings are wound in small batches, and we use real human beings at every step of the process: the winding, the coiling, the packing, you name it.
  • Every string is inspected individually before it goes into your set. If anything is wrong with a string, from the way it’s secured around the ball end, through the entire winding, it doesn’t make the cut.

What does all that mean for you?

✓ Better tuning stability for the life of the string ✓ Longer string life and less breakage, when cared for properly ✓ Smoother, more balanced playability across the neck of the guitar

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