Ive used boomers before because they dont cost a ton and are easy to get here in michigan. They are ok strings but those pressure wounds look great, i may need to try a set.
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I have Pressurewounds on my two shortscales and my Jazz Bass. I will soon have them on my fretless Precision. Great sounding strings which are smooth enough to use on either fretless or fretted. Sit somewhere between a flat and round in sound.
From my experience, they are much closer to rounds than flats. I've tried several different grounds as well, and they are much closer to a balance of the two, but get closer to flats as they deaden.
Pressurewounds are awesome. The store I usually buy them at was out so I was forced to get some Smith roundwounds. A fine string as far as roundwounds go, but I miss the pressurewounds...
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I installed these a few days ago and like them a lot. I had Ken Smith Compressors on for a couple months before and they were OK, but felt flimsy and tone wasn't as beefy as the GHS. I'm working through a few other brands to see how they compare. My all time favorite strings for my Fender Jazz are Status Groundwounds. Fantastic feel and tone. I'll go back to them if nothing else measures up.
GHS Pressurewound Bass Strings, love em 
