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Fender j tuned to E, fender p tuned to c, fender bassman head, fender 8x10 and 1x15 cabs, korg tuner, dunlop volume pedal, angry troll, aqua puss, swollen pickle, yellow dunlop picks. I'm not positive on strings, but considering that both josh and troy use dunlop strings and nearly everything on...

Go to bassstingsonline and order a custom set of ernie ball flats E 110 A 90 D 70 G 50 They're very balanced in tension and tone.

What about la'bellas? Would they have a little more top end then the ghs flats?

Thanks for all the responses!!! Sounds like fender flats are the best bet.

I'm looking for a flatwound string that's somewhere between chromes and ghs flats in tension and tone. I like the thump and tension I get from the ghs flats but would like something a little less muddy. Chromes are close but a little to clacky. I prefer 45-105. Any suggestions;

It seems like all the wierd vintage basses I come across always have ancient flatwounds with no silk at the tuner end. Just an observation.....

Is it alder, ash, or basswood?

GHS 45-105 feel about the same in tension as ernie balls in the same gauge and they sound great.

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