Does anyone know what strings would come on a Kentucky KM 900?

[D tide]

I finally change the original string off my KM 900 to my go to J74 and Id like to get another set like the one that come on it, I think i liked the sound of them more. The j74 might actually sound better over all. But the original string gave the mandolin a throaty ( i think would be the term) sound on the bass string that i really liked

[Ed Goist]

Hi D tide; according to David Gartland, Marketing and Artist Relations Director for Saga Musical Instruments, Saga specs their Kentucky mandolins with GHS light gauge phosphor bronze strings (GHS A250).

[D tide]

Thanks for the info maybe my problem is that the G string is much larger its not be as free to vibrate as the smaller string since it has pretty low action ill have to investigate

[Fretbear]

Every instrument will have a string gauge and composition that it responds to the best. A heavier (or lighter) string can enhance or diminish a particular note's response depending on other factors. Only experimentation with strings will tell, as the thickness of the top and tone bars is pretty much static.