Earthwood Mandolin Strings Light Loop End 80/20 Bronze 9-34 Gauge

Ernie Ball Earthwood Mandolin Strings Light Loop End 80/20 Bronze 9–34

Bright, crisp, and built for that classic mandolin sparkle.

The Ernie Ball Earthwood Mandolin Strings in light 9–34 gauge deliver a clear, ringing tone with excellent articulation and definition. Made from the same trusted 80/20 bronze alloy used in Ernie Ball’s popular acoustic strings, these are designed to bring out the natural brightness and character of your mandolin.

With loop-end construction for easy installation and a responsive, light-gauge feel, they’re a reliable choice for players who want clarity, playability, and consistency across every note.

FEATURES

• 80/20 Bronze Alloy: Made from 80% copper and 20% zinc for a bright, crisp tone with clear projection
• Classic Mandolin Voicing: Produces a ringing sound with pleasing overtones and strong note definition
• Hex Core Construction: Tin-plated steel hex core enhances stability, durability, and tuning consistency
• Loop End Design: Easy installation on most mandolins with traditional tailpieces
• Light Gauge Feel: Comfortable playability with balanced tension across all strings

WHO DO THESE STRINGS SUIT

• Traditional mandolin players: Bright, articulate tone suited to folk, bluegrass, and acoustic styles
• Players wanting clarity: Great for fast picking and defined note separation
• Beginner to intermediate players: Light gauge feel makes them easy to play and control
• Players after classic tone: Ideal for that familiar, crisp mandolin sound

WHAT YOU’LL LOVE

• Clear, ringing tone that cuts through a mix
• Comfortable feel for fast picking and extended playing
• Reliable tuning stability and consistency
• Trusted Ernie Ball quality at a great value
• Perfect everyday string for practice or performance

GAUGE

.009 .013 .022w .034 (Light Loop End)

FAQ

What does 80/20 bronze sound like?
80/20 bronze strings are known for their bright, crisp tone with strong clarity and projection.

Are loop-end strings standard for mandolin?
Yes, most mandolins use loop-end strings for easy installation with traditional tailpieces.

Are light-gauge mandolin strings easier to play?
Yes, lighter gauges require less finger pressure, making them ideal for beginners or players who prefer a softer feel.