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Nickel Flats

ja Funk a kej veš kje se jih da dobit v Sloveniji ?
al jih lahko ti zrihtaš ?
Zdaj mam gor na 5 strunskmu spector rebopu rotosoundove flatwound -kakšna je razlika?

that was a little talking about flatwound strings in Slovenian language.
 
All the chromes I've seen were SS. Not to mention, the "zing" was exactly what I was trying to get away from. I ended up with the TI flats and they rock my sox. Uber mellow. I wish the tension was a bit higher but I've gotten used to it and apart from that they feel great. And I'm definitely loving the tone. I WAS using two-year old EBMM Slinky Rounds before and you can imagine that they were just NOT doing it for me.
 
D'Addario Chrome flats are nickel too.
No, that's why they're "Chromes." Chromium is what makes stainless steel stainless.

D'Addario makes no pure nickel wrap strings. When they say "nickel," they mean nickel-plated steel.

I just loves my TI Flats. They are worth the money for their longevity, their sound, cooperative tonal balance, sustain (who said flats can't sustain?) and how they feel under hand whenever you're playing them. The low tension means you may need to raise the action, but the tension is so low they're still very easy to play, in fact maybe the most comfortable strings I've ever played. Not only are they flat, but nickel is much softer than stainless.
 
No, that's why they're "Chromes." Chromium is what makes stainless steel stainless.

D'Addario makes no pure nickel wrap strings. When they say "nickel," they mean nickel-plated steel.

I just loves my TI Flats. They are worth the money for their longevity, their sound, cooperative tonal balance, sustain (who said flats can't sustain?) and how they feel under hand whenever you're playing them. The low tension means you may need to raise the action, but the tension is so low they're still very easy to play, in fact maybe the most comfortable strings I've ever played. Not only are they flat, but nickel is much softer than stainless.

D'Addario Half Rounds are Pure Nickel....Check their website.