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Roth & Junius Double Bass Tailgut Steel 1/4

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Tailgut for 1/4 double bass

  • Made of steel rope
  • Adjustable with plastic coating
  • Very flexible and extremely stable
  • Length: approx. 38 cm
  • Thickness: approx. 2.5 mm
Available since February 2018
Item number 430052
Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
Size 1/4
Material Plastic covered Steel
4-string / 5-string 4-string / 5-string
£4.55
Including VAT; Excluding £10 shipping
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Standard Delivery Times
Delivery approx. between Thursday, 28.11. and Friday, 29.11.
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Works just fine.
Some guy who makes music 12.02.2021
I used this to install a second tailpiece of a different length that I got with my bass from the maker.

The metal ends on this wire are a little wider than the holes the maker had in the tailpiece, but it was a quick fix with a clamp and a drill bit. I would chalk that up, however, to it being an odd secondary tailpiece to a strange instrument, and not the fault of this wire being some strange size or anything, which seems to be very high quality.

All-in-all, I'm very satisfied, and especially for the price. I don't know how much this contributes to it at all, as it was part of a completely new set up (new type of strings, bridge adjustment, etc.), but my bass sounds better than ever.
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alib8 11.07.2022
Holds so far, nuts/threads didn't get stuck when mounting, length is just right for a mass produced 1/4 double bass, stable tuning right away. I would say the quality is good.
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