Question

What are the 4 strings on a double bass?

Answer 1

Answer:

(E1–A1–D2–G2).

Explanation:

A double bass is usually strung with four heavy strings pitched E1–A1–D–G; a fifth string is occasionally added—in jazz band basses, at the top of the register to allow high notes to be played more easily; in symphony orchestra basses, below the E string, tuned to C.