attention MUSICMAN men (and women)

Peavy Cirrus nickelwound bass strings.

 

Dean Markley Blue Steel Medium Light .045 - .105

 

Should this be in strings?

 

music man sabre:

.45 - 100s DR strings

...they're so tasty too

 

stingray5 fretless:

D'addario 1/2 rounds .130-.045

 

Agreed... Another thing, there's plenty of other Music Man's than the "stinger."

For example, my lovely Sterling.

I haven't changed my strings yet.
Haven't really found a need to yet.
I generally play my strings for 6 months to a year, before I replace them.

My next set will be the same set that was originally on there, considering I got them free from Ernie Ball after registering my bass, and they're what was originally on the bass (when I bought it).

 

I liked Warwick Black Label and Red Label Strings on it 45-130 (Stingray 5 Fretted).

David

 

Ernie Ball regular slinkys 50-100

 

i dont know, they came with the bass

 

Ernie Ball Power Slinky 110-55

 

MusicMan 5: Currently sporting Dean Markley SR 2000 medium guage: 48, 67, 84, 106, 128

Also have tried Labella Hard Rockin' Steel with much success ( although darker sounding, not as twangy as the Markley's ) 45,65,85,105,128

 

DR Low Rider Nickels on my Sabre.

 

ernie Ball Slinky 5 String.

45, 65, 80, 100, 130.

The only strings for that bass

 

Ernie Ball Super Slinky

 

I just bought a Stingray last Saturday, and I assume it's got Ernie Ball slinkys on it. I've heard other people say they're not that good, but, so far I like 'em. I just registered my bass too, so they should be sendin' me another set. They have a stiff sort of feel to them. Not bad.

Mike J.

 

Hell yeah...I also put on GHS Bass Boomers and I like those too...

 

I read the other day on EB's FAQ. Yes the SR has Slinky's. They all do.

 

I think I may experiement with some stainless steel strings, like maybe some of GHS's brighter strings, or maybe some DR's.