| "Not boomy on low chords" is hard request. Unlike the piano, there aren't individual strings for each note, and every string does not have it's own scale length. Now, larger gauges will give you a bit more upper harmonic clarity, thus reducing the boominess.
By "lows and highs V eq strings," do you mean that you want scooped mids? That's also not in favor of keeping chord clarity. You'll want the mids.
My recommendation is a balanced set of Circle K strings at 45-50 lbs of tension (probably the 112 set for standard EADG tuning) and then EQing out the mids on your amp.
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Originally Posted by McThumpenstein  I don't think the wife would buy the "I need to take off this knob and put a whole new bass under it" story. | | 
