| Mixing string types
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So having been annoyed with being unable to hear notes played on the G string during rehersal, I tried something a bit different. I'm playing a Tribute L-2500 with LaBella tapewounds and stuck an old roundwound string on in place of the tapewound one. Or maybe it's a D string, it seems a good bit tighter than the other strings. Looks funky, like a missing tooth or something. But playing with the band last night I felt like I was onto something because not only could I hear the notes, but they seemed to blend well tonally. Unfortunately we don't have a recording setup so I can't sit back and give it a good listen, but it sure seems fine from what I'm hearing live. I'm considering ordering some single roundwound G's and putting them on all my flatwound basses.
Anyone tried this? Anyone do this regularly? |