Martin Guitar Vega Banjo Strings V700, Light-Gauge Nickel-Wound Banjo Strings

Martin Guitar Vega Banjo Strings V700, Light-Gauge Nickel-Wound Banjo Strings

Name: Martin Guitar Vega Banjo Strings V700, Light-Gauge Nickel-Wound Banjo Strings
Brand: Martin
SKU: 665628
Price: 3.99 USD
Rating: 9.25 (192 reviews)

$ 3.99

Score By Feature

Based on 192 ratings

Giftable

9.15

Value for money

8.91

Packaging

9.29

Customer service

9.13

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Product Description

FULL-BODIED BANJO: Martin's Vega Banjo Strings have maximum projection and dynamic response, resulting in a full-bodied tone, excellent playability, and a powerful sound. This string set is made of a nickel/steel alloy and is suitable for all banjo styles.

PERSONALIZED BLUEGRASS: These strings are designed for optimal performance and can be used on the front porch, in the backyard, or on stage. Today is the perfect time to add these strings to your studio or touring setup.

SOUNDS OF THE STRINGS: This set of banjo strings has a powerful mid-range response and a full-bodied tone. They make playing bluegrass, country music, or any other genre of music simple.

LIGHT-GAUGE BANJO STRINGS: These are high-quality acoustic banjo strings with tenor, mid-tones, and bass tunings that brighten the natural tuning of your instrument. They have a 54-point tension.

VEGA BANJO: Martin's Vega Banjo Strings are a complete set of strings that are designed to maximize performance and playability. Martin guitars and accessories continue to be the preferred choice of musicians all over the world due to their unsurpassed quality, craftsmanship, and tone.

Questions & Answers

Is it possible to use these strings on a banjo with a long neck?

They will, in fact. The strings are all the same length.

Is this a loop or a ball end?

This is the end of a loop.

What's the duration of this? Is it suitable for a long neck?

I'm not sure what size they are, but they have been used on a longneck by one of my customers.

Only the fourth string (C) is assumed by me. 020 in. ) is wound, while the others are made of solid silvered steel?

I only have the 4th string (C, ) on my Vega (V700 light) banjo strings. It's wound (020 in). Nickel/steel alloy is used to make the strings. For several decades, I've been using these strings - For me, they are useful.

Selected User Reviews For Martin Guitar Vega Banjo Strings V700, Light-Gauge Nickel-Wound Banjo Strings

Strings that I adore

5/5

These strings have a very light gauge and will brighten up your banjo's sound. Every time I use a heavier gauge string, such as a medium-gauge string, I'm disappointed. I think there's a wet towel hanging over the strings because they're so light. After a few days, I disconnected them and reconnected the Martin lights, and voila, my banjo sounded like sunshine once more. Try these if you're used to using mediums. You're unlikely to return to mediums in the future.

Marisol Harrison

| Jun 18, 2021

It's pleasant and bright

5/5

These strings have a nice sound to them. To my ears, they sound upbeat and joyful. I'm a newbie to the banjo, so I'm no expert on the instrument's strings. These, on the other hand, are the easiest to string and sound the most like a banjo.

Lennox Summers

| Feb 19, 2021

I like to use light strings because they are easier on my fingers, and they are great strings at a great price

5/5

Martin is one of the best string manufacturers, and I got them for a great price, and they sound fantastic on my banjo. Find out how to wind them around your pegs, as this not only makes for a nice installation, but it also prevents them from becoming loose. I was watching a good on-demand show when I came across this. To find out how, watch the video below.

Ariel Mendez

| Dec 17, 2021

Strings that play well

5/5

Shipping was quick, and the product was simple to swap out.

Enrique Whitney

| Jan 07, 2021

It has a tinny sound to it

3/5

I understand these are light strings, but they didn't feel right to me and sounded tinny to me. Although it is a matter of personal taste, I did not enjoy them.

Kyle LEES

| Jul 12, 2021

Strings are very nice

5/5

Strings are very nice. Now all I need is for the banjo to stay in tune. 😂.

Trace Boyer

| Jun 10, 2021

So far, my personal favorites

5/5

Every two weeks, I switch out the strings. After four weeks, these are the best-feeling and-sounding.

Vada Bryant

| Nov 04, 2021

I'm a huge fan of these strings

5/5

On the tenor, I've discovered a new favorite. I tried a few different brands, but the tone and playability of the low string (the G in GDAE tuning) were always a problem. These strings were extremely beneficial; however, it is now my responsibility.