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Praise Report: GHS Precision Flats

I get a call from bass guitar tech and he confirm there are winding problem on the E string. Others string just fine without issue.

Even I am waiting reply from GHS and Jon will let me know anything about the 3025 after he give a test on his bass.But I want to give another try with 3025 , so my tech try his best to get a new set for me in the shortest time.
 
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After get advise from my Local GC experience bass guitar tech, he ask for 3025 a try on his MIJ P, let him figure out what the problem on this USD 22 flatwound string. And i Email to GHS regard my 3025 issue.

I get a call from bass guitar tech and he confirm there are winding problem on the E string. Others string just fine without issue.

Even I am waiting reply from GHS and Jon will let me know anything about the 3025 after he give a test on his bass.But I want to give another try with 3025 , so my tech try his best to get a new set for me in the shortest time.

I admire your persistence in trying to get this "dull E" issue resolved. I may have spoken a little too soon when I told you to forget it and move on and be happy with the TIJF and the La Bella LTF.

Please let us know how this whole thing works out.
 
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I admire your persistence in trying to get this "dull E" issue resolved. I may have spoken a little too soon when I told you to forget it and move on and be happy with the TIJF and the La Bella LTF.

Please let us know how this whole thing works out.

I give the 3025 another try just because the E string sound absolutely “ Dull and lifeless” compare to Dullest E on my previous set DR legend.
All my previous posts have been sharing me with 3025. Really honest, there is no emotion to trample on.
 
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The E string of this set are totally stiffer and no strong output than previous one.

Will report back few weeks later.

So far I only get reply from Jon and he also suspect I got a bad E string, but nothing from GHS yet.
 
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Nine days since the last time we even remotely praised GHS Precision strings.

I'm sure Jon Moody mutters to himself "why don't they write?"

Or maybe not. He's more of a Pressurewound kind of guy anyway :D
They last so long and sound so good! I keep waiting for mine to wear out so I can by a new heavier set like you play @nerkoids! Besides @Jon Moody is busy in the ghs laboratory cooking up new balanced sets of roundcore Bass Boomers for the teaming masses of string starved bass players everywhere.
 
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Oddly enough, GHS calls the heaviest set of PFs "Regular". Maybe they had you in mind when they put those gauges together with a 55G. ;)
And Fender calls their heaviest set medium. That's good enough for me. My new Rumble Studio 40 has a preset called 'Fat Bassman' (modeled on the Bassman 300) so it's bad enough to have my bass amp mocking me. The last thing I need is for my strings to be 'Heavy Set'. :laugh:
 
Happy 5th Anniversary to @Linnin and to all of us Precision Flats enthusiasts!

This thread was started exactly five years ago on Aug 22. And speaking for myself, I have to say it's been a fun journey so far. Took me a while (as in five whole years) to catch on, but I've finally found what I was looking for.

Precision on Precision = No better match. :thumbsup:
Wow! Thank You @michael_t :woot: I played this bass last night with the five year old GHS Precision flats, and didn't think of writing a five year update. They still sound superb and they're not coming off. How's that? :laugh:
 

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