The strings are said to have a rich textured tone that stems from the use of Phosphor Bronze; an alloy of copper, tin and phosphor made to Rotosounds specifications.
2010 sees the Super Bronze strings brought back into the range – they are used by artists including Fun Lovin’ Criminals, Walter Trout, Bob Geldof and many others.
Super Bronze strings are available in the following gauges*:
* SB10 10 / 14 / 20w / 28w / 40w / 50w
* SB11 11 / 15 / 22w / 30w / 42w / 52w
* SB12 12 / 16 / 24w / 32w / 44w / 54w
* Please note: w denotes wound string
The strings are available worldwide and for further information on the range see www.rotosound.com/super_bronze.html.
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