Just put a Efrano plain G on, while waiting for a new Pirastro Pizzicato nylon wrapped Golden Spiral substitude G to arrive. Anima G is wonderful, but there really is something about gut. Fat low end, rich in harmonics, soft but loud.
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This is making me want guts again. I've got a spiro weich E A. Not in a place to get a Gamut D/G just yet but what would people suggest? I'm thinking Heavy Lyon G and Heavy Pistoy D?
That's what I did. Med D and heavy G.My general Gamut rule is to go a full step heavier on the G than on the D.
The Evah Pirazzi Slaps are really even. I'm not a real upright player, but I enjoy the piz tone and feel of this set.
The D and G are guts...Sounds like a real upright.
Those arent gut strings though.
Oppz i stand corrected so sorry