*SOLD* Innovation Hybrid strings - lightly used

motogirl · #1 07-12-2008, 06:10 PM

These were lightly used while I was playing bluegrass but I've been using strings more suited to rockabilly slapping for a while. I don't think I'll have a need for these any time soon so I'm letting them go. It's been a while since they've been on my bass and I can't remember the specifics of how they sounded, but Quinn Violins has this to say about them:

"Hybrid have the solid core and are well suited to a mixture of arco and pizzicato playing."

$70
+ $5 priority shipping anywhere in U.S.

Monte · #2 07-13-2008, 04:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by motogirl

These were lightly used while I was playing bluegrass but I've been using strings more suited to rockabilly slapping for a while. I don't think I'll have a need for these any time soon so I'm letting them go. It's been a while since they've been on my bass and I can't remember the specifics of how they sounded, but Quinn Violins has this to say about them:

"Hybrid have the solid core and are well suited to a mixture of arco and pizzicato playing."

$70
+ $5 priority shipping anywhere in U.S.

How lightly used (how long were they on the bass)? I may be interested... I have some older on the E & A and have always wanted to try the D & G

**Francois Blais** · #3 07-13-2008, 06:46 PM

By the way, the "H" in the string name stands for Honey, not Hybrid.
A common mistake, no worry.

Monte · #4 07-15-2008, 08:53 PM

Well? Still for sale?

motogirl · #5 07-17-2008, 02:38 PM

Interesting. Quinn Violins refers to them as Hybrid so that's what I was working from.

Quote:

Originally Posted by francois

By the way, the "H" in the string name stands for Honey, not Hybrid.
A common mistake, no worry.

**Francois Blais** · #6 07-17-2008, 06:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by motogirl

Interesting. Quinn Violins refers to them as Hybrid so that's what I was working from.

Yes, I know, and he's wrong.
Still for sale?