What type of strings do you use on a 6 string banjo?

6 string banjos use individual banjo strings, typically grouped in pairs. The most common stringing for a 6 string banjo is:

1st String (High): D

2nd String: B

3rd String: G

4th String: D

5th String: A

6th String (Low): E

These strings are typically made of steel, bronze, or nylon, and come in a variety of thicknesses and tensions to accommodate different playing styles and preferences. The gauges (thicknesses) of these strings are typically:

.009" - D (1st string)

.012" - B (2nd string)

.016" - G (3rd string)

.023" - D (4th string)

.030" - A (5th string)

.036" - E (6th string)