Martin V700 Nickel Wound Vega Banjo Strings - Set of 5 - Light Gauge

Martin V700 Nickel Wound Vega Banjo Strings - Set of 5 - Light Gauge

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Martin V700 Nickel Wound Vega Banjo Strings - Set of 5 - Light Gauge

Designed cooperatively with Vega, Martin V700 Nickel Wound Vega Banjo Strings are the best on the market for strong, resonating banjos.

"The smooth consistency of the wrap wires makes them ideal for all styles of banjo playing, whether it be the short, snappy plectrum style; the quick, flowing Scruggs style; or the rhythm driving frailing technique." - MartinGuitars.com

Martin V700 Nickel Wound Vega Banjo Strings offer a brilliant, clear tone with incredible longevity and are highly resistant to corrosion. Chosen specifically for the resonating banjo, the smooth nickel/steel alloy winding is perfect for a variety of playing styles.

Martin & Co. designs and manufactures the strings themselves. Like their guitars, each string is made with patience, care, and precision with only the highest quality materials producing strings with exacting tone and superior performance. Not only are their packaging materials minimized and 100% recyclable, but the envelopes reduce the tarnishing effect on the strings.

Stainless Steel / Nickel Wound
V700 Model - 5 String Set
Light Gauge: .009 .010 .013 .020w .009
Strings stored in Martin's new 'Flow-wrap' nitrogen-sealed corrosion-preventing packaging
Loop End
Made in Mexico

24 Hour Shipping From Australia - Receive Your Strings As Soon As Tomorrow!
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Specifications:

String Care Tips
C.F. Martin & Co. designs strings for maximum performance and exacting tone. The following tips are provided to help you increase the longevity of your strings and help to maintain the richness and fullness of the tone:

Tune, gently stretch and re-tune new strings prior to playing.
Always wash and dry your hands prior to playing.
After playing, use a soft, dry cloth to down the strings and fingerboard.
Store unused strings in their original packaging in a dry location.
Periodically check the saddle and nut for burrs that could result in string breakage; have burrs removed by a qualified repair center.