Need help identifying strings

[RBrownBass]

Recently got a used bass, and want to try some different strings (perhaps some with just a bit less tension) without going through five or six sets. So I need to know what kind of strings are on the bass now, so I have a reference point. The balls on this set are different colors, gold for the E, red for the A, black for the D and green for the G. Can anyone ID the brand with just this info? Thanks in advance for any help.

[Thurisarz]

D'addario have coloured balls, can you give us some info how the strings feel if they are roundwounds, half-rounds or flatwounds?

[Low E Louie]

It may also be Hartke. I can't check the colors right now, though

[Chunk-O-Funk]

Sounds like DAddario's.

I have two different un-opened sets with me right now and they do use colored balls.

EXL160
brass E, red A, black D, green G

Prism pss80
yellow E, red A, black D, green G

I'm not sure but I think that the color code is for the tension of the string, my guess anyway. Check out their website, for a string manufacture they seem to have a lot more information on their products than most.

[CrazyArcher]

brass E, red A, black D, green G...
Wait, that's what my strings are!!! I use D'Addario EXL220, I guess that's what all D'Addario strings are...

[RBrownBass]

Originally Posted by Thurisarz

D'addario have coloured balls, can you give us some info how the strings feel if they are roundwounds, half-rounds or flatwounds?

Thanks to all for your answers. The strings are roundwound. They feel like medium or heavy gauge.

[Low E Louie]

OK, the colors are not quite right for Hartke, since the Hartke G is not green