Rotosound Tru Bass Bass Strings
 | Black nylon flatwounds with a hex core, Tru Bass 88 can be heard on Abbey Road from The Beatles, Transformer (Lou Reed), or a Town Called Malice (The Jam). |
| Name | Winding | Material | Core | Other Info | Model # |
| Tru Bass | Black Nylon | Flatwound | Hex | Used on "Abbey Road" |
The Tru Bass 88 strings have plenty of thump, low register depth and low-mids to give you a deep, darker old school sound. One thing to keep in mind is that these strings are quite thick, with an E string of .115- so the potential exists that these would not fit comfortably in the nut (the piece connecting the headstock to the fingerboard, with slots for the strings to sit on) of your bass, so it is worth asking your manufacturer or someone who would know- a local guitar shop for instance.
As is common for nylon strings, the tension is on the low side, and the strings are soft and easy on your fingers.
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| Rotosound RS885LD 5-String Tru Bass 88 Strings 65-135 | |
| Buy It Now: $43.95 | |
| Rotosound Tru Bass 88 (Standard Long Scale .065-115) | |
| Price: $22.99 | |
| ROTOSOUND RS885LD Tru Bass 5-String Black Nylon 65-135 | |
| Buy It Now: $47.77 | |
| ROTOSOUND RS88EL Tru Bass Strings, Black Nylon 65-115 | |
| Buy It Now: $37.77 | |
| Rotosound RS885LD 6-String Tru Bass 88 Strings 50-135 | |
| Buy It Now: $48.95 | |
| Rotosound RS88EL Tru Bass Guitar 88 Strings 65-115 | |
| Buy It Now: $31.95 | |
**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.**
Check out the string reviews if you would like to hear feedback from others about a particular string.
