| Rabb, as you can see on kwd's link, I like the Chrissy strings too. They are pretty brite (IMO).
Brent Norton hipped me to trying a Thomastik Orchestra E string for xtra body and sustain...(try a Thomastik Stark E if you really wanna get crazed) Anyway, IMHO, this set-up on a not too brite sounding bass is close to being a livable combination, if you're looking for strings that come across good in a pizz/arco situation. In other words, if I had, say, a recording session that required an equal amount of bowing and plucking, i'd give this a shot...rather than using two basses.
A good friend (who shall remain nameless, lest he get a swarm of requests from people for more) on this forum sent me a couple used sets that i've tried on several different genre of basses, new/old, and I think the fact that they were on another bass at one time helped mellow them down in terms of briteness..
By the way Rabb, how about filling in more of your profile. Especially where you're located...it helps us help you if you need a luthier or whatever. Thanks man.
__________________ Oh, no.....have we gone OT yet again? "The opportunity was there...but it never presented itself." Phil Urso, 1980. :atoz:
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