wich is brand and model of strings are this ones?

[jose.romo.macie]

A few months ago I bought a 79 fender precision bass. I feel it’s time to change the string that a certificated fender services install before a bough it. Does anyone know the brand and the model of the strings shown in the picture?

The main characteristic is thy have a cyan color at the end and at the top and bottom of each string.

[SGD Lutherie]

Just use what ever string you like. You don't need a "certificated fender service" to change the strings.

Those are probably Fender strings.

[Petethebassman]

Dean Markley Blue Steels, maybe?

[Hellbastard]

Those are Flatwound, right? I would say Rotosound steve Harris, but those are red at the Bridge side of the strings.

[jose.romo.macie]

Originally Posted by SGD Lutherie

Just use what ever string you like. You don't need a "certificated fender service" to change the strings.

Those are probably Fender strings.

I know that, but I actully enjoy this strings. That's why I sent the question

[jose.romo.macie]

Originally Posted by Hellbastard

Those are Flatwound, right? I would say Rotosound steve Harris, but those are red at the Bridge side of the strings.

actully are Roundwounds. I normally use Rotosound and this ones doesn't feel like any other Rotosound

[Yowa77]

... Rotosound Swing Bass 66 Nickel... I have them on my 24 Fender Jazz Bass...

[SGD Lutherie]

They use blue on the swing bass set now? They used to use red silk.

[SMILEYSIXX]

Roto is always red I believe, although I may be wrong.

Check out Dean Markley's. A set just like the ones you show came on my 84 Precision, so they may be Fenders.

[Yowa77]

Actually just the Nickel Swing Bass 66 are Cyan Blue... but regular Stainless Steel Swing Bass 66 are Red...

[Epiphone83]

Yeah, you definitely do not need to worry about a Fender Certificated set of strings. Just pick what you like. In general terms, I would go with Ernie Ball Super Slinky or D'Addario. Although I myself am not a fan of D'Addario. I just don't see the effect for the cost, you know?
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[pedroims]

probably the certified Fender services installed whatever they have on hand or the cheaper set they have, put the strings you like, I will go with TI flats

[SGD Lutherie]

Originally Posted by Epiphone83

Although I myself am not a fan of D'Addario. I just don't see the effect for the cost, you know?

The cost? If you are implying D'Addario are expensive, buy a twin pack!

You can get TWO sets of XLs for $22.80. That's $11.40 a set. That's cheap! EBs are about $14, so for $3 more you get an extra set.

[cgnortheast]

For one thing they are the extra long length (instead of the regular long 34")if the silk is all the way up on the peg like in the picture.

[80'sRocker]

Certified Fender Service for a string change?? Most strings are very good, so pick a brand

[Yowa77]

Hey guys ... He really likes the cyan blue silk strings... he's trying to know the brand to get a new set of "cyan blue silk strings"... Sorry but it's what I understand he wants... Cheers!!!

[jose.romo.macie]

Originally Posted by Yowa77

Hey guys ... He really likes the cyan blue silk strings... he's trying to know the brand to get a new set of "cyan blue silk strings"... Sorry but it's what I understand he wants... Cheers!!!

Thanks you get it.

[Shoewreck]

I had a set of Fender nickels once strung on my bass. They did have light blue silks.

[SGD Lutherie]

Originally Posted by Shoewreck

I had a set of Fender nickels once strung on my bass. They did have light blue silks.

That's why I said Fender strings in the beginning. I've seen those. I think some GHS strings have light blue silk too... maybe the Super Steels? Been a while since I used GHS.