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Double Bass jargar dolce
- Thread starter igor kondur
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Very dark and thumpy tone, with almost no sustain at all.
Probably the darkest steel strings on the market.
They're used by many slappers though.
Probably the darkest steel strings on the market.
They're used by many slappers though.
Dolce Jargars can be tuned at solo pitch, so they're more like solo strings.
Much softer than Spiro Weichs.
Much softer than Spiro Weichs.
Like Corelli 370f?
And may be you know ab some double bass players who use Jargar Dolce?I would like to hear the IDEA of it's sound)
without sustain
Thank you)))
And may be you know ab some double bass players who use Jargar Dolce?I would like to hear the IDEA of it's sound)
without sustain
Thank you)))
The Corelli F has a completely different sound.
Absolutely no comparison!
Lee Rocker plays on them I think.
(but he also sometimes plays on Spiros...)
On a related note, I am trying to identify some strings. What are the colors of the jargar silks. I have a string (light green on both ends, big flat and round removable bronze colored ball end with stranded loop core) here that I am sure is a jargar solo but can confirm. The string ID chart doesn't help. Is there another source I may have over looked, I have been search past threads without success.
