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despite their popularity here, I was very disappointed with Fender flats, the two times I tried them.
While I kind of agree with this, I have to say the sound is definitely much preferable to the roundwound string sound.Any flatwound. I kept trying them assuming they would be fat juicy sounding, but every time they just ended up sounding boxy with nothing but low mids and a super stiff feel.
Nah, they've performed very well for me. I originally was going to go with TI flats, but they didn't have any so I had to get D'Addario flats. I'm glad I got them because of the tension.Chromes
Nah, they've performed very well for me. I originally was going to go with TI flats, but they didn't have any so I had to get D'Addario flats. I'm glad I got them because of the tension.
9, I have them on an American p-bass and a MM stingray.Hey, how many sets do you still have sitting around brand new?
9, I have them on an American p-bass and a MM stingray.
You know my name is Michael and my last name starts with a T....
Definitely disappointed with these...