GHS Stainless Steel Precision Flatwound Electric Bass Strings Review

GHS Stainless Steel Precision Flatwound Electric Bass Strings
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The first time I saw black nylon strings was on the Let It Be video, used by Paul McCartney, about four months ago. When I finally got the chance to replace the strings on my Danelectro, I decided to give the GHS black nylon strings a try, and I love them. They give my already mellow bass a more mellow tone. The nylon takes away a lot of the metallic sounds that regular strings make. I only recommend these strings to people who like low, bassy tones. Those of you who like treble tones wouldn't like these strings. With the tone knob all the way up on the bridge pickup, it almost has the same tone as the neck pickup with regular strings. I'm sure that the tone differs a lot for different basses, so I recommend that any bass player looking for a very mellow tone to try these strings at least once.

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Precision Flatwound? Flatwound Stainless Steel bass guitar strings. A traditional deep percussive tone due to a unique cross-winding process. The final wrap is a polished stainless steel flat wire.GHS strings are the music industry's choice whether you want afat, bright tone, or a bluesy, warm & mellow tone. Before they leave the shop, each string is meticulously inspected by hand by quality assurance people. Long Scale Plus (Fits 34", 35" 36" Scales)Gauges: FB45; FB60; FB75; FB95

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