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flatwounds cutting through???

I second that. I have never had a problem cutting thru with Ti flats. The low string tension is also easy on the fingers. Just don't take em off and put em back on. That E string can get pretty flabby if you do that.
 
Mike said:
A vote for TI's again... They cut and thump through any mix. Some of the best strings on the planet, IMO.

+1

Put TIs on about two weeks ago and I friggin' love them. I can hardly put my bass down. They sound and feel soooo good. Complete epiphany for me. I ain't ever going back to rounds. :bassist:
 
fenderbluesdude said:
i have herd that flatwounds dont put out enough output compared to roundwounds, what flatwound strings put out alot of output???

That's funny, because I've always had the opposite experience, when ever I use RWs I always have to turn my amp up and have to use a lot of EQ [normally I set my amp near flat]. I find ITs to be nice but a little on the twangy side and under powered.
 
HUMBUCK2 said:
Treena! where are you?

Right here! Sorry,I had a couple of gigs over the weekend!

If your bass is setup properly, you will have no problems getting even, high gain from TI Jazz Flats!

Don't let anyone fool you into thinking other wise!

If you have any doubts, listen to some of my recordings, I use TI's on 98% of my basses.

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I currently have the TI flats on my 6 string fretless, and they do sound excellent. My only complaint is that the B string isn't tapered, and I need a tapered B string for this particular bass. Another brand that I've recently been loving is LaBella (and they have a tapered B). Check their flats out as well (plus they're cheaper than the TIs). :p
 

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