Flatwound Identification - HELP

[GregoryC]

Hello:
I ended up with a bass that has a new set of flatwounds on it. I am not familiar with them, although I do like the set. Does anyone know who makes these (photo below)? The silk windings are a bright green, maybe even a little blue-green. Any ideas?

Thanks,
Greg

[Beefbass]

Originally Posted by GregoryC

Hello:
I ended up with a bass that has a new set of flatwounds on it. I am not familiar with them, although I do like the set. Does anyone know who makes these (photo below)? The silk windings are a bright green, maybe even a little blue-green. Any ideas?

Thanks,
Greg

Looks like Fender flatwounds, they have greem silk on the ends.

[BassMan250]

+1 to what Beefbass said.

[PaleMelanesian]

Agreed. Fender 9050 stainless flats.

[GregoryC]

To all that replied, I really appreciate it.

In the past, I have used the D' Addario chromes, TI flats, LaBella tapewounds and Sadowsky flats, but never a set of Fenders. I am really enjoying these particular strings, both in terms of sound and feel. I may have to get another set if these ever happen to wear out.

Thanks again.

[jasper383]

Fender, and you may never need another set. Thump city, and they will just get thumpier as they age.

[John Wentzien]

Those are Fender Stainless flats..

[GregoryC]

Well, it is unanimous and I do thank you all for the help.

It is a good thing to be able to buy a set of bass strings that costs less than $20.00 and lasts indefinitely. A really good thing...

[canopener]

Originally Posted by jasper383

Fender, and you may never need another set. Thump city, and they will just get thumpier as they age.

The Fender flats will also not have a silk at the top, or at least they didn't the last time I bought a set...