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The double bass is a wooden stringed instrument that can be seen played as part of a symphony orchestra. A multitude of classical music benefits by having a double bass as part of its stringed section yet other music genres use double basses to good effect too. Rock and roll groups in the 1950s and 60s regularly used to have a double bass as part of their outfit. Jazz and blues sessions also use double basses as they give out a glorious low-pitched sound. To make such a sound four double bass strings are either plucked by the fingers or played with a bow and the double bass strings can come in two distinct varieties. For many years gut was used to make the double bass strings but modern double bass players tend to use steel instead. The double bass strings made out of gut can be quite vulnerable to humidity and changes in temperature, which means they can break more easily. Steel double bass strings don`t experience this problem and they can prove to be much hardier and last for a lot longer. That being the case, certain types of bass players still like to use double bass strings made from gut because they give a different tone when they are plucked which is more sympathetic to certain styles of music. Replacement double bass strings will have to be purchased at certain times, regardless of whether they are steel or gut varieties. When this is the case high quality items can be found through retailers that specialise in double bass strings.