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D'Addario EJ70 - Mandolin Phosphor Bronze Ball End 11-38
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D'Addario EJ70 strings are designed for mandolins requiring ball end strings. Each string has a ball end instead of a loop end. The plain strings are plain steel and the wound strings are Phosphor Bronze, known for it's warm and bright acoustic tone.
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Great tone and balance 1 of 1 customers found this review helpful
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Closest Store Stratford, Ontario
A 1968 Hofner mahogany mandolin requires ball end strings. An A style with a larger body. These strings make it easier to fret being slightly thinner on the wound G D, but do not give up any bass or tonality. A pleasure to play. I feel the ball end actually gives a bit more support to the string going around the ball compared to being stretched out over a hook end. Plus you can use guitar strings of various thicknesses as well as they have ball ends. Makes for more choices. I always keep a pair of guitar 11 & 15 strings on hand.
Some of the cast tailpieces allow you to use ball or hook end strings. Makes string changing even easier with a ball as hooks can have the strings really get wedged into those tight spaces,
Posted by IVM on Feb 3, 2017
EJ 70 Mando strings 0 of 0 customers found this review helpful
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Closest Store Edmonton Mayfield, Alberta
These are awesome, why aren't there any in Edmonton. Also if anyone owns an Ovation Mandolin - ball end strings are required.
Posted by anonymous on Jul 21, 2012
Ball End Mandolin Strings 0 of 0 customers found this review helpful
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Closest Store Edmonton Mayfield, Alberta
These are required for Ovation Mandolins
Too bad there are none in stock in Edmonton???????
Posted by anonymous on Jul 21, 2012