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Dunlop Super Brights on Precision Elite

Hey Talkbass! have just strung my Fender P-elite with the stainless steel Dunlop Super Bright's and really digging them! after the initial grippyness goes they are fantastic feeling and sounding strings! Anyone else here using them and have any clips to share?



Regards,

Bill.

You've made me want to try them again!
I had a set on my Peavey Cirrus a couple of summers ago and thought they were just okay but that sounds great! Solid playing as well!
Best wishes,
Brent
 
What's your signal chain, and eq settings used?

That doesn't sound like super brights to me with flat eq and minimizing color by the amp, mic, etc., as much as possible.

Super brights are nice though. I loved the balanced tension feel, but the upper harmonics were too rich for me. Those strings ring like bells. If I was not playing a traditional bass role, but being the center point for melody like soloing, I would use these.
 
What's your signal chain, and eq settings used?

That doesn't sound like super brights to me with flat eq and minimizing color by the amp, mic, etc., as much as possible.

Super brights are nice though. I loved the balanced tension feel, but the upper harmonics were too rich for me. Those strings ring like bells. If I was not playing a traditional bass role, but being the center point for melody like soloing, I would use these.

Bass was plugged straight into the MacBook using a small Apogee Jam, tiny bit of EQ and compression in GarageBand!

yeah they are quite zingy and grippy to start with, but I love the sound and feel of them after a few days wear, they end up with a smooth punchy sound once you've put the hours in on them! :)
 
What's your signal chain, and eq settings used?

That doesn't sound like super brights to me with flat eq and minimizing color by the amp, mic, etc., as much as possible.

Super brights are nice though. I loved the balanced tension feel, but the upper harmonics were too rich for me. Those strings ring like bells. If I was not playing a traditional bass role, but being the center point for melody like soloing, I would use these.

Ring like bells, that's a great description. I love these strings on my fretless jazz. They absolutely sing. Sustain for days.

Nice playing Bill Banwell!
 
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