• DR Strings DR Pure Blues Quantum-Nickel Electric Bass Strings Long Scale Set - 4-String 40-095 Victor Wooten Signature PBVW-40
  • DR Strings DR Pure Blues Quantum-Nickel Electric Bass Strings Long Scale Set - 4-String 40-095 Victor Wooten Signature PBVW-40
  • DR Strings DR Pure Blues Quantum-Nickel Electric Bass Strings Long Scale Set - 4-String 40-095 Victor Wooten Signature PBVW-40
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DR Pure Blues Quantum-Nickel Electric Bass Strings Long Scale Set - 4-String 40-095 Victor Wooten Signature PBVW-40

DR Pure Blues Quantum-Nickel Electric Bass Strings Long Scale Set - 4-String 40-095 Victor Wooten Signature PBVW-40

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DR Pure Blues Quantum-Nickel Round Wound Round Core Electric Bass Strings Long Scale Set - 4-String 40-095 Victor Wooten Signature PBVW-40
  • .040 .055 .075 .095 - Victor Wooten Signature Set

DR Pure Blues Bass Strings combine a fat warm punchy tone with an edge designed especially for the bass player of today.  DR Pure Blues Bass Strings are a combination of a new and unique proprietary Quantum-Nickel © Alloy with the highest possible standard in winding techniques.  DR Pure Blues Bass Strings produce a sound and feel that is tough to beat.  

"The best of steel with nickel feel"™

These strings fit most 34" and 35" scale instruments as they have a 37.75" winding length from Ball End to Taper. 
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    Jake C.
    Best roundwounds by far

    I'm a P-Bass guy and these have just the right sound for me. I've tried many types of bass strings - hexcores, roundwounds flatwounds, pressurewounds, but I always end up coming back to DR Pure Blues lights. I like their bright sound and longevity. Hexcores go dead way too fast, but the Pure Blues rounds last the longest of any string I've tried. I used to play medium lights (.045 - 100), but the heavy sound of the low E and A always sounded a little muddy for my style which is finger-picking. With the lighter gauge of the Victor Wooten light gauge I can achieve the punch and brightness that I used to get with a pick, but with my fingers. They're easier to play too and don't put a strain on my truss rod (or my fingers) since they are lower tension. They still give you the bass tone you need, but give you more presence in the mix. These are my go-to strings.