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Ibanez ICLS6NT Clear Nylon & Silver Plated Wound Normal tension

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Silver Plated Wound 6 String normal tension

Rotosound JBL 130 Flatwound

Long Scale 36.25

Thomastik JF34070 .070 single Jazz Flat

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Thomastik Jazz flat single .070 string

Thomastik JF34136 .136 single Jazz Flat

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Thomastik Jazz flat single .136 string

Galli JF4505M Jazz Flat Polished Stainless Steel Medium scale ( 32" scale )

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Flat chrome steel on a hexagonal core with a smooth surface, a unique string combining perfect intonation and exceptional smoothness, with powerful volume and long sustain. Made in Italy.

Thomastik JR324 Jazz Bass

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Jazz Bass nickel round wound, short scale set of strings for electric bass guitar. Smooth, warm and balanced. Short scale, 32''

Thomastik JR364 Jazz Bass

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Jazz Bass nickel round wound super long scale set of strings for electric bass guitar

DR Strings Legend FL13 13-54 flatwounds

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DR's Legends are flatwound strings with a hexa-core. The additional polish of the strings gives you a better feeling while you play. Legend

GHS LSB250 Mandolin regular silk and bronze

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Mandolin regular Loop-End 10-15-24w-36

GHS M3050-5 Precision Flatwound Flat Wrap Stainless Steel Regular 045/126

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Flatwounds are made with highly magnetic stainless steel for high volume. Velvety smooth finish.

Martin M640 Dulcimer Nickel Alloy

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These Martin M640 Nickel Alloy Dulcimer Strings are precision wound and perfect for every day playing.

Martin MA150 Authentic, Medium, 80/20

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These strings are engineered with the performer in mind and they will always stand up to rigorous practice and performance schedules. We start with our highest tensile-strength core wire, then tin-plate it on all six strings for added corrosion resistance; because what you don’t see matt...