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Used Thomastik-Infeld JF344 Nickel-Plated Flatwound Bass Guitar Strings 34"L - Unopened/Unused - .043"/.056"/.070"/.100"
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Item Description
Listed 1 year ago
I have an unopened/unused set of Thomastik-Infeld JF344 Flatwound Bass Guitar Strings 34"L that I bought in advance of a back-orderm on an Epiphone Jack Casady Fretless Bass that just arrived. I bought them, because the specs said that bass would ship with D'addario strings, but it actually shipped with Gibson flatwound strings, which I didn't know exist these days, and I like the sound as it is so I never opened this box of TI flatwounds.
Note that these are lower tension than most flatwounds on the market. My recollection is that they have a round core (like all pre-1970's strings) vs. a hex core. I used this type of string for many years on a Godin fretless bass (before I sold it) and quite liked the TI feel, but I use LaBella's on my Precision Bass so I don't have another bass to use these on today.
These have skyrocketed in price due to the just-imposed European tariffs, and will likely go up again. They now sell for $102 or more; they were still "only" $78 during holiday discounts when I bought these a few months ago. I always give bigger discounts for people buying more than one item for sale.
Note that these are lower tension than most flatwounds on the market. My recollection is that they have a round core (like all pre-1970's strings) vs. a hex core. I used this type of string for many years on a Godin fretless bass (before I sold it) and quite liked the TI feel, but I use LaBella's on my Precision Bass so I don't have another bass to use these on today.
These have skyrocketed in price due to the just-imposed European tariffs, and will likely go up again. They now sell for $102 or more; they were still "only" $78 during holiday discounts when I bought these a few months ago. I always give bigger discounts for people buying more than one item for sale.
