Gut-a-Like Vintage Double Bass Strings
Strings

Latest User Reviews
Great for slapping and bluegrass/roots, but E-string is too loose!
I like the sound and feel of these strings, very easy on the fingers if you like the occasional slap.
However, on this regular Gut-a-Like set, the E string tends to be too loose which causes weak sustain and worse: colliding with the A string (=bad noises...)!
I do recommend paying the extra and go for the Gut-a-Like Deluxe.
Difference is merely that the A and E-strings are copper-winded.
I have been playing with the regular Gut-a-Like strings for a year and a half, and finally decided to order a seperate Gut-a-Like Deluxe E-string.
Difference is night and day (finally have some sustain on my E and there is enough tension to avoid #MeToo-situations with the A-string.
good strings
these are good strings... they are far fatter than i would have ever expected. but the sound is great.
i am no an expert, but they are quite good in my humble opinion.
Great for slapping!
These string have a very beautiful vintage look! They look so good on my double bass! They are perfect for slapping style, but also good for normal playing. I shouldn't use them to play with a bow... If you wanna play rockabilly style, these strings are great for you!
Technical Data
- Manufactured by Gut-a-Like
- Released in 2010
- Average price : $120
- The coloured version of the classic in a 'rusty' metal box
- Synthetic double bass strings with the sound characteristics and playability of gut strings
- High tuning stability
- Bassy tone
- Ideal for slap bass and very well suited for jazz pizzicato or classical arco