La Bella 760F-MUS Deep Talkin' Stainless Steel Flat Wound Through Body 4 - Bass Guitar Strings Light 43-104

760F-MUS Stainless Steel Flat Wound 30" Scale

The 760F-MUS set is made specifically for basses with 30" scale where strings are strung through the body. The winding length from ball-end to silk is 34" (this distance includes a 1.75" flexible tail by the ball-end).

Since the 50s and 60s, La Bella's DEEP TALKIN' BASS Stainless Steel Flat Wounds have been the choice of professional bass players and continue to be the standard for the best sounding Flat Wounds on the market.

• Stainless Steel Flat Wound; hand-polished for incredibly smooth finish
• Specifically designed for 30" scale basses with "thru-body" design. THIS SET DOES NOT WORK WITH NEW MODELS THAT HAVE TOP LOAD BRIDGES. Top loading models take any La Bella short scale set.
• Winding Length / length from ball-end to silk: 34"
• Light Tension
• String Gauges: .043, .060, .082, .104
• Made in the USA with American Wire
• Packaged using MAP Technology (Modified Atmosphere Packaging) to prevent tarnishing and ensure freshness 

About this item

• Excellent Quality and Performance: The 760F-MUS set DOES NOT work with newer Mustang models that have TOP LOADING BRIDGES. Top loading models take any La Bella short scale set
• Deep Talkin Bass Guitar Strings: The 760F-MUS set is NOT intended to fit or perform well with other models of bass guitars that happen to have 30″ scales where the strings are installed through the body of the bass Light Tension
• String Gauges: .043, .060, .082, .104
• Stainless Steel Flat Wound: Hand polished for incredibly smooth finish Compatible with Fender Vintage through body Mustang bass guitars.Wound Length of 34 the distance from the ball end to where the silk begins is 34
• Made in the USA: American Wire Packaged using MAP Technology (Modified Atmosphere Packaging) to prevent tarnishing and ensure freshness. 

La Bella Has Over 400 Years of String Making Experience

The tradition of string making dates back to the 1640s in Salle, Italy, where the Mari family supplied gut strings to the famous violin builders of Cremona. In 1913, brothers Olinto & Emilio Mari arrived in New York bringing their family craft to the States. Over the years, the brothers shaped the landscape of the string industry with their innovative designs. Every set is manufactured using a perfect combination of traditional methods and latest technologies to produce a superior string.