Chromcor strings (splitted from Dominants are awesome)

[Dr Rod]

That's some good preaching Johono5 !

I could not agree more.

I loved your comment about Obligatos being wet noodles. That's just the way I feel about them.

I just ordered a set of Pirastro Chromcors, it was a piece of advice from Francois. They are supposed to have that same stiffness of the Dominants. I needed a steel string that resembled the Dominants because I take my bass apart once in a while (I have a bass with a detachable neck), so the breakage factor could be a problem in the long run. I'll keep you guys posted.

[Snakewood]

Originally Posted by Dr Rod

That's some good preaching Johono5 !

I could not agree more.

I loved your comment about Obligatos being wet noodles. That's just the way I feel about them.

I just ordered a set of Pirastro Chromcors, it was a piece of advice from Francois. They are supposed to have that same stiffness of the Dominants. I needed a steel string that resembled the Dominants because I take my bass apart once in a while (I have a bass with a detachable neck), so the breakage factor could be a problem in the long run. I'll keep you guys posted.

Chromcors also stay intune very easily. I've carted my bass in a truck in negative degrees from Toronto to Montreal and it was still in tune.

[Dr Rod]

Originally Posted by Snakewood

Chromcors also stay intune very easily. I've carted my bass in a truck in negative degrees from Toronto to Montreal and it was still in tune.

Could you describe their sound and feel?

[anonymous12251111]

Originally Posted by Dr Rod

Could you describe their sound and feel?

Stiff, not very supple yet soft under the hand. They felt and sounded similar to Dominants