SIT AC Phosphor Bronze Ex.Light P1048

Our best selling acoustic string. "True Bronze" 92/8 Phosphor Bronze 
cover wrap over hard tempered hex core. Long lasting string with rich tones. 

.010 	.014 	.020B 	.030B 	.036B 	.048B

 

Jumbo King Acoustic Medium 13-56

These best selling acoustic guitar string are known for their superb tone, 
clarity, and sustain.
Wound with a 92/8 bronze alloy made especially for Rotosound's exacting 
specifications in the UK."

A string for everyone
Rotosound offer a wide selection of gauges in their Jumbo King range to suit 
players and instruments of all styles.

British quality
Manufactured in the UK to precise tolerances and using only the finest materials, 
you can rely on Rotosound acoustic strings for consistent tone and performance 
in every packet.

Gauge: 13 17 26w 34w 46w 56w
Construction: Roundwound
Wrap material:Phosphor Bronze
Tone: Balanced
Output: Medium

Jazz Bass 77 Single String .035

The flatwound bass string that’s been awarded many accolades since its inception in 1966.
Wound with the premium alloy Monel, Jazz Bass strings sound deeper and offer more 
resistance than the more commonly used stainless steel wrap.

Flat out success
Across the globe, players choose Jazz Bass flatwound strings for a full tone that 
retains its clarity.
The distinctive sound and red silk ends of these strings have been revered by iconic 
bassists such as Roger Waters, Phil Lynott, Sting, John Deacon, Dee Murrey, and Glen Matlock.

Mighty Monel
Monel is an alloy of nickel and copper and brings to our strings the benefit of a strong tone 
and resistance to corrosion. 
The build spec remains a close kept secret but the Monel 400 tape used in Jazz Bass 77 strings 
brings out their true character over the much less costly flattened stainless steel.

Great British quality
Manufactured in the UK to precise tolerances and using only the finest materials, you can 
rely on Rotosound strings for consistent tone and performance in every packet.
Every Jazz Bass string is still manufactured the ‘old fashioned way’ by hand on machines 
that James How built at the end of the 1960’s.

Gauge: .035
Construction: Flatwound
Wrap material: Monel
Tone: Warm
Output: Medium