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Elixir 14677 Coated Stainless Steel L/M Bass

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Elixir 14677 Coated Stainless Steel L/M Bass

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Experience the blend of durability and vibrant sound with the ELIXIR ELECTRIC BASS STAINLESS STEEL WITH NANOWEB COATING. These strings are designed for bassists who crave the power of stainless steel combined with the advanced protection of Elixir's ultra-thin NANOWEB Coating. This innovative coating ensures that your strings maintain their bright, punchy tone while minimizing the notorious finger squeak often associated with stainless steel strings.

The Elixir strings cater to musicians who desire a reliable and enduring performance. The entire string is protected— not just the surface— so you can enjoy a cleaner, longer-lasting tone. This means less time spent changing strings and more time perfecting your craft. Designed with feedback from countless bass players, these strings offer a smooth, natural feel that enhances grip, making them ideal for both practice and performance.

Whether you're cutting through a dense mix or laying down a solid groove, these strings will deliver the expressive tone you seek. Their bright and full-bodied sound ensures your bass lines remain distinct and impactful.

Key Features:

Gauges: .045, .065, .085, .105
Constructed with stainless steel wrap wire for a bright, stainless tone
Ultra-thin NANOWEB Coating provides a smooth, natural feel and enhanced grip
Patented coating technology extends tone life longer than other brands
Minimizes finger squeak and offers corrosion protection
Designed for both 4- and 5-string basses, accommodating various playing styles

Product specs

Guitar Type	Electric Bass
Number of Strings	4
Coated	Yes
Gauges	.045, .065, .085, .105
Winding Type	Round
Core Material	Steel
Winding Material	Stainless Steel
Scale Length	Long

FAQs

What is the benefit of the Nanoweb coating on Elixir bass strings?: The Nanoweb coating on Elixir bass strings enhances durability by protecting against corrosion and dirt, extending the lifespan and maintaining tone longer than uncoated strings, which is ideal for frequent players.
How do Elixir Stainless Steel Bass Strings affect tone?: Elixir Stainless Steel Bass Strings provide a bright, punchy tone with excellent clarity, making them well-suited for slap bass and fast-paced playing styles.
Are these Elixir bass strings suitable for long-scale bass guitars?: Yes, these Elixir Stainless Steel Bass Strings are designed for long-scale bass guitars, ensuring proper fit and optimal performance.
What gauges are available in the Elixir Stainless Steel Bass String set?: The Elixir Stainless Steel Bass String set includes light/medium gauges of .045, .065, .085, and .105, offering a balanced feel and versatile playability.
Do Elixir Stainless Steel Bass Strings work well for slap bass techniques?: Yes, the bright and clear tone of Elixir Stainless Steel Bass Strings makes them particularly suitable for slap bass techniques, providing the punch and definition needed for this style.

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PROS

Exceptionally long-lasting tone, often retaining freshness for up to 6 months
Smooth, comfortable feel with minimal finger noise
Bright and consistent tone, ideal for various genres like jazz, funk, and rock
Reliable tuning stability and tone retention even with heavy use
Great for slap and aggressive playing styles with a dynamic range
Nanoweb coating provides a smooth touch and reduces string noise
Cost-effective in the long run due to extended lifespan
Perfect for gigging musicians who need durable and dependable strings

CONS

High initial cost compared to other string brands
Strings may feel harder to pull, requiring adjustment for some players
Occasional reports of low E-string breaking prematurely
Coating can be noticeably felt, which might not suit all players

Owner Insights

We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Elixir 14677 Coated Stainless Steel L/M Bass.

User experience

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Elixirs maintain consistent tone for about a year, whereas other roundwounds often last less than three months before tonal degradation.
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Players with sweaty hands report Elixir strings remain vibrant for months, unlike other brands that dull quickly due to moisture exposure.
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The coating on Elixirs can start to unravel over time, creating a noticeable but not performance-affecting "fluff" on the strings.
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On fretless basses, Elixirs are appreciated for maintaining sound quality and minimizing wear on the fingerboard due to their smooth coating.
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Elixirs can feel too slick for players with sweaty hands, affecting grip and playability.
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Comparisons

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Compared to Status Hotwire stainless steel roundwounds, Elixirs are less bright initially but maintain their tone longer.
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While some prefer the tone of stainless steel strings, they acknowledge Elixir's longevity as a significant advantage over traditional stainless options.
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Compared to DR STRINGS "LO-RIDER", Elixirs offer longer-lasting tone but may feel different out of the box.
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Use cases and applications

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The smooth Nanoweb coating aids players who use slides frequently, providing a silky feel that enhances playability.
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Elixir strings are favored for genres requiring a crisp, consistent tone, like Rush and funk, providing clarity across different musical styles.
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For some, Elixirs last over a year on a bass, but others report only 4-5 months of optimal tone, indicating varied longevity based on use.
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Value and pricing

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Despite their longer lifespan, the high cost of Elixirs has led some users to question their value compared to regular strings.
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In Australia, Elixirs are priced around $90-115, significantly higher than Boomers at $35, impacting perceived value.
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Setup and maintenance

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Regular cleaning enhances the lifespan of Elixir strings, allowing users to enjoy consistent sound quality for extended periods, even up to three years.
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Features and functionality

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Elixir strings have a thick core, making them stiffer than most, which may require lighter gauges for those seeking a more flexible feel.
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The smooth coating of Elixirs can feel too frictionless for some, requiring adjustments in playing technique for slides and fingerstyle.
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