Top 10 best-selling Mandolin Strings

Surprisingly affordable, this pack of Fazley MVBR1034 Value Series mandolin strings have a slightly thicker-than-average gauge and an 80/20 bronze construction to result in clear and articulate sound.

Made from pure nickel, this pack of medium-light GHS mandolin strings produce rich, warm sound and are gauged .0105 to .039.

With Aquila's set of 1M Reds strings for mandolin, the diameters are the same as far as possible. However, the weight of each string is different by adding metal powders. The result is a more clear and rich sound.

The Martin Strings M465 Retro mandolin strings boast a special feature: they're wrapped up in monel - a special alloy that shapes an extra rich, warm and particularly vintage sound.

Martin mandolin strings are made of high-quality steel and an 80/20 bronze alloy. This allows the Martin M400 strings to produce a warm, rich sound with lengthy sustain.

D'Addario's EJ73-3D Phosphor Bronze Light 10-38 mandolin strings comprise three full sets of eight strings made of steel and phosphor bronze.

Developed based on cues taken from well-known bluegrass musician Sam Bush, D'Addario's EJM74 Monel Medium 11-40 Mandolin Strings are made from a nickel-copper alloy which helps produce soft, warm and full sound.

This D'Addario J73 set consists of eight strings phosphor bronze mandolin strings and produces a bright, resonant sound. They're particularly popular in studios, on stage and among professionals Gauges: 010 - 038.

This D'Addario J74 set contains 8 mandolin strings. These phosphor bronze strings are known for their bright sound that only deteriorates very slowly. They are very popular in studios, on stage and among professionals. Gauges .011 - .040.

This D'Addario J62 set has eight strings for the mandolin. The bronze strings are known for their tight and clear sound. They are very popular in studios, on stage and among professionals. Gauges .010 - .034.