GHS Flats

[Rycebag]

so im thinking of changing from rounds and putting GHS flats on my osborn. my friend has those on his osborn and they sound really sweet. but i dont know what size to get. i play mostly fingerstyle but i like to bring the pick out here and there and i want to be able to get some bend out of the srtings.

 

[dubstylee]

I use the 45-105's and they seem to be pretty good. This is considered their medium set. I thing the precision flatwounds from GHS are some of the most classic sounding flats that you can get. I totally recommend them, you will most likely dig the sound they bring you. They are very vintage, yet
very versatile. I use them mainly for Reggae, Blues, & FUNK!!
Good Luck, I hope you think the same of them.

 

[BassisHipRick]

GHS are good for flats if you happen to have a freltess I recommend a set of GHS halfrounds you get bright harmonics out of them and a great double bass sort of sound.

 

[Tom Howland]

For a Jazz style neck.
Try 95-45.

I've had 105-45 on my P-bass.
But like 95-45 on my Jazz.

 

[GeneralElectric]

I just got an older set of GHS flats, and I'm itching to try them out.