Mandolin Strings

Mandolin Instrument Strings

If you're looking for mandolin strings, you've come to the right place. We have the highest quality strings from well-respected brands such as D'Addario, Thomastik-Infeld, GHS, Dunlop, Elixir and John Pearse. With the right strings, you’ll sound better and be able to play for longer periods. We offer different materials and gauges for everything from traditional folk and Celtic music to classic rock.

What Are the Mandolin Strings?

A standard mandolin has four pairs of strings tuned G-D-A-E like a violin. You can buy full sets of strings or purchase the individual strings of a mandolin if there are some you wear out faster than others. Most mandolins come standard with light-gauge strings, but you can change to medium and heavy strings if you want a warmer, more stable tone. Visit the Strings and Beyond blog for more information about mandolin strings, mandolin tuning and more.

Our D'Addario strings include their Phosphor Bronze series with loop ends in different gauges and coated 80/20 or phosphor bronze varieties that last longer. Thomastik-Infeld mandolin strings are precision flat-wound strings that produce a truer sound and make it easier to use tremolo picking or fast-fingering techniques. We also carry the Dunlop, Dean Markley and GHS brands of phosphor bronze strings. Other mandolin string types include stainless steel strings to resist oxidation, nickel-plated steel strings for electric mandolins, Monel nickel-copper strings to reduce twang and chrome steel strings for a clear tone.

The musicians at Strings and Beyond can assist anyone shopping for mandolin strings — just call us at (877) 830-0722. We have free U.S. shipping on orders over $35 including to APO and FPO addresses.

Mandolin Instrument Strings

If you're looking for mandolin strings, you've come to the right place. We have the highest quality strings from well-respected brands such as D'Addario, Thomastik-Infeld, GHS, Dunlop, Elixir and John Pearse. With the right strings, you’ll sound better and be able to play for longer periods. We offer different materials and gauges for everything from traditional folk and Celtic music to classic rock.

What Are the Mandolin Strings?

A standard mandolin has four pairs of strings tuned G-D-A-E like a violin. You can buy full sets of strings or purchase the individual strings of a mandolin if there are some you wear out faster than others. Most mandolins come standard with light-gauge strings, but you can change to medium and heavy strings if you want a warmer, more stable tone. Visit the Strings and Beyond blog for more information about mandolin strings, mandolin tuning and more.

Our D'Addario strings include their Phosphor Bronze series with loop ends in different gauges and coated 80/20 or phosphor bronze varieties that last longer. Thomastik-Infeld mandolin strings are precision flat-wound strings that produce a truer sound and make it easier to use tremolo picking or fast-fingering techniques. We also carry the Dunlop, Dean Markley and GHS brands of phosphor bronze strings. Other mandolin string types include stainless steel strings to resist oxidation, nickel-plated steel strings for electric mandolins, Monel nickel-copper strings to reduce twang and chrome steel strings for a clear tone.

The musicians at Strings and Beyond can assist anyone shopping for mandolin strings — just call us at (877) 830-0722. We have free U.S. shipping on orders over $35 including to APO and FPO addresses.