Ernie Ball Bass Strings
Ernie Ball is in fact the name of the company founder, who has been pioneering strings since the 1960s. Ernie Ball has a longstanding history with many legendary performers. Tony Levin and Dave LaRue are two prominent endorsers of their popular bass strings.
| Name | Winding | Material | Core | Other Info | Model # |
| Slinky | Roundwound | Nickel | Tempered | ||
| Slinky Stainless Steel | Roundwound | Steel | Tempered | ||
| "Electric Bass Strings" | Flatwound | Steel | Hex |
Stainless Steel Roundwound:
 | Ernie Ball Slinky Stainless Steel Slinky Stainless Steels are, as you might guess, stainless steel version of the slinky strings with the round core. These are brighter than the nickel, and follow the same naming structure for gauge. |
 | Slinky are nickel roundwounds with a tempered core. The various names such as regular and hybrid slinky refer only to gauge. |
 | Ernie Ball Electric Bass Strings (flatwound) The very ambiguously titled "Electric Bass Strings" from Ernie Ball are their flatwound strings. |
 |
| Bass Guitar Strings by Ernie Ball 85 #1685 NIP | |
| Buy It Now: $4.00 | |
| Bass Guitar Strings by Ernie Ball 65 #1665 NIP | |
| Buy It Now: $3.90 | |
| 1 Set Ernie Ball Extra Slinky 4 Bass Strings 2845 | |
| Buy It Now: $16.99 | |
| 1 Set Ernie Ball Extra Slinky 4 Bass Strings 2845 | |
| Buy It Now: $18.99 | |
| ERNIE BALL HYBRID SLINKY 4 ELECTRIC BASS STRINGS 4 PK | |
| Price: $42.99 | |
| 1 Set Ernie Ball Hybrid Slinky 4 Bass Strings 2833 | |
| Buy It Now: $18.99 | |
