GHS Progressives Bass Strings
 | GHS Progressives use "Alloy 52," and are a reasonably smooth feeling string that has both brightness and warmth. They could best be described as fitting somewhere nicely between steel and nickel. |
| Name | Winding | Material | Core | Other Info | Model # |
| Progressives | Alloy 52 |
Progressives and the "Alloy 52" used in their construction garner favorable reviews. In both feel and sound, they fall somewhere between steel and nickel - smooth, but not as smooth as flats.. warm, but with brightness and clarity. They also maintain a good string life. These strings fit in their own unique category and are definitely worth a try.
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| GHS 4-String Bass Progressives Medium M8000X | |
| Buy It Now: $23.75 | |
| GHS Electric Bass 5 String Progressives 34" Scale .045-.135 G Willis CU-GW5 x 1 | |
| Buy It Now: $29.99 | |
| GHS M8000 Medium Progressives Electric Bass Strings | |
| Buy It Now: $24.99 | |
| GHS M8000 Medium Progressives Electric Bass Strings | |
| Buy It Now: $24.99 | |
| GHS 4-String Bass Progressives 34" Medium 45-105 M8000 | |
| Buy It Now: $23.22 | |
| GHS M8000 Medium Progressives Electric Bass Strings | |
| Buy It Now: $24.99 | |
**Be sure to check out the Bass String guide if you are unsure about the material, gauge (the numbers you see like .105 .45 etc,) or scale length.**
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