Ernie Ball 2350 Extra Light Earthwood Bell Bronze

Ernie Ball's Earthwood Bell Bronze strings for acoustic steel-string guitars were developed in collaboration with John Mayer to create a string that has a larger and broader frequency range. As the name Bell Bronze suggests, Ernie Ball's design team was inspired by metal alloys normally used to make cymbals, where the natural overtones and harmonics create a large part of the cymbal's sound. With that in mind, Ernie Ball has developed a unique alloy that they use to wind the Bell Bronze spun strings, resulting in more life and sound in both the treble and bass registers as well as the midrange, which ultimately also results in additional sustain.

Ernie Ball Bell Bronze 2348:
E: 010
B: 014
G: 020 spunnen
D: 028 spunnen
A: 040 spunnen
E: 050 spunnen

Ernie Ball - Revolutionary Guitar Accessories!
Ernie Ball is today considered one of the greatest revolutionaries when it comes to guitar accessories and strings. Sherwood Roland Ball, who was actually called, started out as a radio and television musician in the United States and realized early on that there was a big void to fill when it came to products for guitar and bass. The family business, which has now passed on to the third generation of the Ball family, has continued to create opportunities and solve problems for musicians around the world. The Paradigm and Cobolt strings are just a few examples of how the Ernie Ball brand has broken new ground and provided guitarists and bassists with strings that provide more volume and longer durability. In other words, Ernie Ball's tradition of developing new products with the foundation in the company's history combined with new revolutionary technology lives on.