Interesting....
I always like Rotos because they were the only ones I found through trial and error which were physically responsive enough for me, as I play very aggressively. Other strings just didn't thwack back tightly enough and I got tired of wasting money on experimenting. So it was less the sound and more the feel.
If Dunlops, given there are two endorsements here so far, are as tough and resilient as Rotos, I'll try them.
Flats, on the other hand, is a sound I really like, but want to have a dedicated bass or two for them. But I'll need one or two more basses for that....
I put flats (Roto nickel) on my fretted and fretless basses, but for the fretted, it would not be my main so I took them off, and the fretless, while it gave it a nice jazzy sound, lost too much tone and growl, so took them off too.
I always like Rotos because they were the only ones I found through trial and error which were physically responsive enough for me, as I play very aggressively. Other strings just didn't thwack back tightly enough and I got tired of wasting money on experimenting. So it was less the sound and more the feel.
If Dunlops, given there are two endorsements here so far, are as tough and resilient as Rotos, I'll try them.
Flats, on the other hand, is a sound I really like, but want to have a dedicated bass or two for them. But I'll need one or two more basses for that....
I put flats (Roto nickel) on my fretted and fretless basses, but for the fretted, it would not be my main so I took them off, and the fretless, while it gave it a nice jazzy sound, lost too much tone and growl, so took them off too.



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