D’Addario EJ70 Medium/Light Phosphor Bronze Ball End Mandolin Strings (11-38 Gauge)
Brand new item
Covered by the manufacturer’s warranty, usually 12 months or more.
Afterpay available on this one
Interest-free layby in store (20% deposit, up to 3 months) · Afterpay up to A$4,000, in store and online · Zip above A$4,000
7-day change-of-mind returns
From the day you receive it. A 20% restocking fee applies, and you pay return postage. Not for strings or mouth-played items. Faulty? No fee, and we pay postage. Returns policy
Availability
In stock
Ready to order online.
Overview
EJ70, D’Addario’s mandolin set featuring ball ends rather than standard loop ends are ideal for all mandolins requiring ball ends. EJ70’s contain the E and A strings from a medium gauge mandolin set with the slightly lighter D and G strings from a light gauge set. Phosphor Bronze construction provides an ideal balance of warmth, brightness and overall balanced tone.
D’Addario mandolin strings are trusted by legends like David Grisman, Ricky Skaggs, Ronnie McCoury, Doyle Lawson, Rhonda Vincent, Mike Marshall, Adam Steffey, and more, for their natural acoustic tone and reliable performance. They are made from the highest quality plain steel, stainless steel, nickel plated steel and phosphor bronze and are available in a wide variety of gauges.
- D’Addario’s most popular light gauge mandolin strings.
- Ball end construction for universal fit.
- Phosphor Bronze for long lasting, warm and bright tone.
- Environmentally friendly, corrosion resistant packaging for strings that are always fresh.
- Made in the U.S.A. for the highest quality and performance.
Tech & Specs
Shipping & Returns
Shipping. Free standard shipping Australia-wide on orders over $199 and under 5kg, with an express option at checkout for most items. Guitars over A$2,000 ship free by courier to Qld, NSW, Vic, ACT and Tas, and half price to SA, WA and NT.
7-day change-of-mind returns. From the day you receive it, on new and preloved gear. It must come back as you received it. A 20% restocking fee applies, and you pay return postage. Not for strings or anything played with the mouth. If it's faulty, the fee never applies, your Australian Consumer Law rights apply, and we pay return postage. Returns policy
Warranty. New gear carries the maker's warranty, usually 12 months or more. That's on top of your rights with us: you can always come to us first.