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Singles - Bass Super Steels
When you don't just want to "sit in the mix" but carve a path through it, look to GHS Super Steels! Stainless steel is wrapped over a hex core to bring a bright and snappy tone to your bass, without piercing or shrill overtones. The low end is strong and well defined, down to the low B string, giving your bass a clarity that is unmatched. Super Steels allow you to cut through the mix quickly and easily, while still anchoring the band.
Why Should You Play Super Steels?
- You're looking for a bright and lively bass tone
- You want to cut through the mix quickly and easily
- You need extra articulation and clarity of tone
“I can draw a bigger and more dynamic sound out of my bass by playing with a lighter touch, and I believe that my Signature Set of GHS Strings really helps me achieve a touch that will sound big, no matter what genre I’m playing.”
-Evan Marien
| SKU | Set |
|---|---|
| STB27 | Singles - Bass Super Steels - .027 - 38" Winding Length |
| STB30 | Singles - Bass Super Steels - .030 - 38" Winding Length |
| STB35 | Singles - Bass Super Steels - .035 - 38" Winding Length |
| STB40 | Singles - Bass Super Steels - .040 - 38" Winding Length |
| STB44 | Singles - Bass Super Steels - .044 - 38" Winding Length |
| STB46 | Singles - Bass Super Steels - .046 - 38" Winding Length |
| STB48 | Singles - Bass Super Steels - .048 - 38" Winding Length |
| STB50 | Singles - Bass Super Steels - .050 - 38" Winding Length |
| STB58 | Singles - Bass Super Steels - .058 - 38" Winding Length |
| STB63 | Singles - Bass Super Steels - .063 - 38" Winding Length |
| STB67 | Singles - Bass Super Steels - .067 - 38" Winding Length |
| STB70 | Singles - Bass Super Steels - .070 - 38" Winding Length |
| STB80 | Singles - Bass Super Steels - .080 - 38" Winding Length |
| STB84 | Singles - Bass Super Steels - .084 - 38" Winding Length |
| STB90 | Singles - Bass Super Steels - .090 - 38" Winding Length |
| STB98 | Singles - Bass Super Steels - .098 - 38" Winding Length |
| STB102 | Singles - Bass Super Steels - .102 - 38" Winding Length |
| STB105 | Singles - Bass Super Steels - .105 - 38" Winding Length |
| STB106 | Singles - Bass Super Steels - .106 - 38" Winding Length |
| STB121 | Singles - Bass Super Steels - .121 - 36.5" Winding Length |
| STB126 | Singles - Bass Super Steels - .126 - 36.5" Winding Length |
| STB130 | Singles - Bass Super Steels - .130 - 38" Winding Length |
| STB138 | Singles - Bass Super Steels - .138 - 36.5" Winding Length |
| STB180 | Singles - Bass Super Steels - .180 - Tapered, 37.25" Winding Length |
Hi Ville, we can't make a custom string. What I would suggest is to use an ST22 or ST24 from the Guitar Super Steels, thread a bass ball end on it, and try that for your top string. The guitar strings have a overall winding length of 39" long, so depending on the bass you're using, the string should clear the nut and be able to be tuned up.
Greetings GHS,
I am extremely pleased with the quality and attention to detail of your products. In particular, your line of Super Steels. Please keep manufacturing the STB180 as a single or a pack. After having the chance to play my friend Nick’s SUB bass with the GHS set, the low F hits like a ton of bricks. I’ve tried strings from kalium, rotosound, ernie ball, d’addario, and the Super Steel STB180 sounded the best for my personal 34” squier 4 string jazz bass. Thank you for your time and Happy holidays!
With high regards,
Christopher
HEY GHS! I am so pleased with your products and their quality, but please keep your .180 gauge string in stock, please! I am a metal musician from Southern California and I need this particular product from you, because it is the only product of its kind with this level of quality. I have a custom set of your strings for my 5 string SUB bass, tuned to Drop F. I have tried several other brands such as Kalium (0/10) and even RotoSound (2/10, taper on the big string was too long) to try and get that low, punchy F0, but mothing gave me exactly what I needed like the .180 and I felt obligated to match the rest of the strings to make it a set.
Please keep this line of singles! You’re saving many metal bassists a rabbit hole of headaches and forum posts with expired links.
I'd like to get a 5 string to 5 string cello tuning, but the .020 plain seems to be too loose and .027 roundwound a bit too taut for the high E. Perhaps you could provide something in between?