ROCKTRONSHORT SCALE PRECISION FLATS™ SETS BASS STRINGS
SHORT SCALE PRECISION FLATS™ SETS BASS STRINGS
Long revered as the "Sound of Chocolate," Precision Flats™ sound and feel like rock and roll history! Stainless steel ribbon wire is wound over a hex core, and polished to a velvety smooth finish. This makes a string that is deep and percussive, with a bit of throat on the attack. The top end is pulled back too, with a smoothness to the notes as you climb the fretboard. You'll sit in the mix with a deep authority, ready to anchor the band all night.
Why Should You Play Precision Flats?
- You want to sit low in the mix, and anchor the groove
- You know there's magic with a Fender P-Bass and flats!
- You want that authentic vintage sound and feel
| SKU | Set |
|---|---|
| 3020 SET | SHORT SCALE PRECISION FLATS™ SETS BASS STRINGS - 3020 SET - SHORT SCALE 32.75 WIND PRECISION FLATS™ BASS STRINGS 45-95 |
| 3030 SET | SHORT SCALE PRECISION FLATS™ SETS BASS STRINGS - 3030 SET - SHORT SCALE 32.75 WIND PRECISION FLATS™ BASS STRINGS 45-105 |
Hi, I have a Harley Benton (Mustang style) bass that officially has a scale of 30". It's not a through-body, so the distance from end of bridge to nut is 31". The distance from end of bridge to the tuner of the E string is roughly 33".
I see your winding length is 32.75". This should work, right? Long enough from bridge end to saddle, short enough to cut beyond the winding. Could you please confirm? Thank you.
Would these work on a Fender Kingman Bass?