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D-G-C-F Strings?

Thanks guys.
The Rotosounds are interesting too, and they just cost 20 Euros.
But since i am a big James Jamerson Fanboi i will spend the 60 on those.
too bad Bass strings are so expensive, i would love to try out all kinds of strings, even more than i would like to try out basses.
 
I have a Yamaha Attitude Deluxe tuned DGCF with Fender 9050M strings on it. (They are stainless flats, .055 .070 .090 .105 ). I'm a fan -- they are perfect for this bass with this tuning. They do a great job of producing that deep, angry stainless sound even though they are flats; I wouldn't really consider them to be mellow -- they sound a lot like Chromes but with more bottom end and overall balls. I have 5 string with Ernie Ball chrome flats on it. They are basically clones of D'Addario Chromes. In fact, they look and feel so much like Chromes that I would bet that they *are* Chromes, made in the same factory as the D'Addario Chromes, only with monochromatic ball ends and different gauge combinations than the D'Addario sets. They are good strings and I like them, but I probably wouldn't recommend them for DGCF unless you can get heavier gauge ones like the Fender 9050Ms.