D'AddarioMandolin Strings, Phosphor Bronze, EJ74, Medium Gauge 11-40, 8-String Set, Pack of 1
Details
- BrandD'Addario
- String GaugeMedium
- Colorbronze
- InstrumentMandolin
- String Material TypePhosphor
Description
🎶 Elevate your mandolin game with strings that sing and last!
- CRAFTED IN THE USA - Manufactured in New York with exacting standards for premium performance every time.
- LEGENDARY ACOUSTIC TONE - Trusted by bluegrass pros for a rich, full tonal spectrum that commands the stage.
- EFFORTLESS COMPATIBILITY - Loop end design fits all 8-string mandolins seamlessly—no hassle, just play.
- DURABILITY MEETS PRECISION - Phosphor bronze wound over high carbon steel ensures long-lasting brightness and reliable tension.
- VERSATILE FOR EVERY PLAYER - Medium gauge strings perfect for beginners to pros seeking balanced projection and warmth.
D'Addario EJ74 Mandolin Strings feature medium gauge phosphor bronze wound over high carbon steel, delivering a warm, bright tone with strong projection. Designed with loop end construction for universal fit on 8-string mandolins, these uncoated strings are crafted in the USA to meet professional standards, making them a top choice for bluegrass and acoustic players seeking durability and rich sound.
Specifications
| Coating Description | Uncoated |
| String Material Type | Phosphor Bronze |
| Finish Types | Bronze Plated |
| Color | bronze |
| String Gauge | Medium |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Mandolin |
Reviews
T**M
Excellent Mandolin Strings with Great Tonal Qualities!
These are my favorite mandolin strings. I have been playing mandolin for 50 years and these are long lasting and have great tonal qualities. They mount easily with the loop on one end.
T**B
Great strings!!
Strings both look and sound amazing!!
R**G
Used ‘em for years
Good product and price
R**D
My favorite mandolin strings
These strings have a great tone and seem to last a good while. They stay in tune well. Or at least as well as a mandolin can.
J**.
Try these great light gauge strings. Great sound, easy on fingers.
I was having problems getting a nice sustained tone on my mandolin using medium/ heavy gauge strings,so my teacher, Mike Marshall, suggested I go to light gauge. I was concerned that I wouldn’t get as dark a sound and wouldn’t be able to play as loud. I am happy to say that now, I can hold down the strings better, getting a more sustained tone, and still can play loudly with almost as dark a tone. Mr. Marshall reviewed my last video lesson and raved about how my tone had improved. I’ve been used to using coated strings also but I like the tone of these better. I’m sure they won’t last as long as coated strings, but the tone and ease of playing seems to be worth changing more often. I’ve played one gig, four rehearsals and two church services and still don’t see a need to change them yet. Also, I had no problem with strings breaking as some have reported. I highly recommend you try a light set of strings. Great for beginners and for a veteran player like myself.
A**P
Excellent strings
Great mando strings. I've used these for years
F**K
Great product.
Great quality strings, durable, nice bright sound.
A**
Headphones
Works very well
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