Warwick's top-of-the-line strings.

Gauges 45-65-85-105. Medium. Black Labels are the strings Warwick ships with every Warwick bass. They are exceptionally responsive, sparklingly clear, rich in deep tones, and will never disappoint even the most demanding of seasoned bass players.

Put them on your bass and hear the difference.

Warwick Black Label Stainless Medium 4-String Bass Strings

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Undeniable TONE

Posted by 2Camelman from Moses Lake, WA on Jun 13, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Original Rock and Christian

I have used these strings exclusively on my Thumb NT. Two buddies have Warwicks and they refuse to put anything else on their basses. I followed their advice and I get constant comments on my bass's acoustic tone. Plugged in it is absolutely ridiculous!! Try a set...you might be pleasantly suprised.

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Sounds like exactly what it says.

Posted by iBaneZdUdE from NJ on Aug 30, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: classic/rock, & metal

It truly is "responsive, clear..etc..". Very nice bright sound...awesome quality...well worth the money.

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I'm getting some MORE!

Posted by Mad-Dog (Miami MIKE) from Albq,NM on Jun 27, 2007

Experience w/product: I have used it

Reviewer's Background: Semi-pro Bassist

Reviewer's Play Style: Classic Rock & Roll, Jazz, R&B

My set is now just loosing it's bite and so it's time for a new set depending on what and how often you play is a factor in how long they sound good but if you can get four months thats not to bad?

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Depends on WHAT You play?

Posted by Mad-Dog (Miami MIKE) from Albq,NM on May 18, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Semi-pro Bassist

Reviewer's Play Style: Classic Rock & Roll, Jazz, R&B

I had or have the Honor of owing a 1986 Streamer, not a1 or a 2 just a Streamer and it has (STOCK) EMG's and these strings came with the bass. I've try'd just about them all and I went back to the Black Label and they make the Bass sound as close to a Stand-up as possible. So You got to try a few different strings before You find the one's that WORK! Good Hunting!!!!!!!!!!

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Sound Good, But only lasted me 2 months.

Posted by Gary from Maine on Nov 26, 2006

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Solo Bassist

Reviewer's Play Style: Solo, or any style really from Jazz to Metal

I'm a very active Musician, playing all styles of bass including slap, tap, 1-4 fingers, two hand tap. Theres strings sound very good for them all, very full and clear tone, and punchy as hell, but about 2 months into owning these I popped a G string.

Keep in mind I only use standard and drop d on occasion, and I tune my bass once weekly, every weekend.

If you have the money to spend on new strings every 2 or 3 months than these are wonderful, but otherwise I would suggest Rotosound Round wounds, they're around the same price, and last much much longer.

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Warwick Black Label Stainless Medium 4-String Bass Strings

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