They may not carry them or de-listed them if they’re simply out of stock.Because I don't see them listed on the Sweetwater of MusicianFriend website
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They may not carry them or de-listed them if they’re simply out of stock.Because I don't see them listed on the Sweetwater of MusicianFriend website
Because I don't see them listed on the Sweetwater of MusicianFriend website
At least for us, we used a lot of nickel-plated steel as the under wraps, as it was fairly close to stainless (nps typically only has a 8% nickel-plating on it, with some variants going to a 2%) in terms of tonality AND market price. Bass Boomers are made with all nickel-plated steel under wraps and final cover, until you get to the 3 cover gauges.
So that's another option; using nickel-plated steel.
That was also the biggest difference between B52s and Progressives. Both used nickel-iron as the final cover, but B52s used nickel-plated steel as the under cover, and Progressives used steel.
Just curious... What's under the pure nickel final cover on the Balanced Nickels?
Same for the 5 string set. If they sound good and feel right I'll be OK with it though.It’s odd that the only available gauge for 4 strings is 45-105. It’s like they are giving these a trial and if they prove popular they’ll make them in other sizes.
Are they as flexible as their Super Brights or do they have an “average” stiffness?Just strung up a 73 pbass with em lastnight so far they sound and feel great!
Id say less flexible than the super brights but probably a little more flexible than daddario xlsAre they as flexible as their Super Brights or do they have an “average” stiffness?
I use the MM stainless steel Superbrights or SIT Power Steels on most of my Thunderbirds. I’ll be giving these a try.I like Super Bright Nickels too. I thought they aged really gracefully for round wounds.
I absolutely loved them they were like a more modern flatI just ordered a set of the Dunlop Dual Dynamics from Strings By Mail. Will report back in a few weeks once I've got them on a bass and noodled around for a bit.
I also finally bit the bullet and ordered a set of Dunlop flats as well! I've been wanting to try these for years and decided to make the best use of my international shipping dollars.