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Thank you Eugene! What a great presentation of the Payson strings!

How do the Black Daggers feel on the finger tips compared to the stainless and nickel rounds? And how do the black dagger compare for tension and response with the flats and nickels.

@ Bluescat: is there a C string for the flats and Black Daggers? Something .032 ish?

Yes sir, Fanned Black Daggers 6 string set comes with a .032.
Payson Fanned Black Daggers
 
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Hey all, I just made a shootout of all of Payson's E-standard 34"-37" string sets! Every set goes through a bunch of styles, and each style has consistent pickup and EQ settings throughout. Let me know what you think! Happy to make more videos showcasing these strings in more detail if that's something you're all interested in.


Awesome and really helpful video Eugene!
 


Hey all, I just made a shootout of all of Payson's E-standard 34"-37" string sets! Every set goes through a bunch of styles, and each style has consistent pickup and EQ settings throughout. Let me know what you think! Happy to make more videos showcasing these strings in more detail if that's something you're all interested in.


This is awesome. I Loooove Payson Flats. Love the fact that you did multiple genres. Thank you!!!
 
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Here's my latest vid on my friend Rick's NG2 (what inspired me to get my NG3). I'll have a separate vid coming Friday showing off the mods to my NG3.


Amused given I have a stock NG3 that I've never played metal or harder anything with and it's seen literally 100's of shows and thousands of hours.
 
Seems to me the Super P body is a bit thinner than the Super J. Anybody?
I think that’s something I recall Sheldon mentioning in the prototyping phases, thinning down the SP body because you can’t change the silhouette of a P-bass and have it still look like a P-bass.
 

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