D'Addario EJ60 Nickel 5-String Banjo Strings, Light, 9-20

D'Addario EJ60 Nickel 5-String Banjo Strings, Light, 9-20

Name: D'Addario EJ60 Nickel 5-String Banjo Strings, Light, 9-20
Brand: D'Addario
SKU: 665623
Price: 4.99 USD
Rating: 9.4 (558 reviews)

$ 4.99

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Based on 558 ratings

Value for money

7.11

Sturdiness

4.64

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Product Description

It has an ideal balance of tone and projection and is one of D'Addario's most popular 5-string banjo gauges

Constructed with a loop end to fit any size

A nickel-plated steel that produces a bright sound, is smooth to the touch, and lasts a long time

The products are manufactured here in the U.S. Our products are of the highest quality and perform the best

A plain steel string gauge is available. The number is 009. The number is 1010. In the Nickel Wound series, the 013. The number 020 is plain steel.

The most popular gauge available from D'Addario, this 5-string banjo has an ideal balance of tone and projection. *Loop ends for universal fit*Nickel-plated steel for bright tone and good feel*Made in the U.S.A. We use Plain Steel String Gauges for the highest quality and performance. The number is 009. The number is 1010. In the Nickel Wound series, the 013. The number 020 is plain steel.

Questions & Answers

The J60 string is longer than the EJ60 string, so what's the difference? Based on the description, they seem to be the same. ?

All strings beginning with the letter E will not come in plastic packaging since 'E' stands for 'Environment'.

Where does the difference between ej60 and ej69 lie? To make the strings as light as possible, I want them to be as thin Would you mind telling me what you think?

There are nickel plated steel windings on the EJ60 set. A gauge of 10 with a gauge of 20 From 20w to **The wound on the EJ69 set consists of phosphor bronze. A gauge of 10 with a gauge of 20 From 20w to

In a pack of strings, is there only one string or does the pack also contain five?

Each of the 5 strings is contained in D'Addario's EJ60. Thanks a lot!

Selected User Reviews For D'Addario EJ60 Nickel 5-String Banjo Strings, Light, 9-20

I am a beginner and I do not know squat about what makes a good string set

5/5

It's not for me to know what makes a good set of strings because I'm just getting started. Keeping in tune with not a huge amount of stretching, I can tell you. There were only two times I needed to retune. From that point on, they were fine.

Bruno Obrien

| Dec 23, 2020

It is a very light string

3/5

This is only for my Deering Goodtime 2 banjo and only for this particular banjo. The strings are bright and perform well because of their excellent quality.

Nikolai Mayer

| Jul 02, 2021

A simple and easy to use design

5/5

This is the first set of strings that I have bought in over 20 years and they sound great. A lot softer on the fingers than the strings that came with my banjo. As far as tone is concerned, it is fine.

Wayne BROOKES

| Jan 03, 2021

I am disappointed

3/5

There were two sets of strings in my Banjo purchase. The first string of my guitar had a broken loop when I started restringing it. As far as the rest of the strings are concerned, they were fine, so I plugged them in (no problems). Upon opening the second pack, I also found that the loop on the first string in this pack was.

Marley Burke

| May 27, 2021

A high-quality product

5/5

The price is good, and the sound is excellent. This is a high-quality, easy-playing banjo string that is very pleasant to play. D'Addario quality is well reflected in these products.

Thea Prince

| Dec 03, 2020

The banjo is not for me! They don't fit my old Vega banjo, and these aren't the right strings A couple of weeks ago, I was really surprised at how my normally good sounding banjo suddenly sounded The strings were not bright, and the wound strings had a dead ring to them

3/5

Having used D'Addario strings on guitars for years, I would certainly recommend them. The irony is not lost on me.