Been using only rounds (D'Addario XL and Ernie Ball Slinky) on it and not sure where to begin looking for a good set of round wounds.
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Been using only rounds (D'Addario XL and Ernie Ball Slinky) on it and not sure where to begin looking for a good set of round wounds.
i'm looking to find a warmer deeper tone...
That often means nickel, to me.i'm looking to find a warmer deeper tone, it might be my limited knowledge of EQ, though.
This is the correct answer.Pricey, but in my 2 fretless ventures, TI Jazz Rounds were EXQUISITE!
You could try a coated round like Black Beauties. I use Red Devils on my fretless 5 with a coated board. They sound great and even work well with my piezo bridge.i'm looking to find a warmer deeper tone, it might be my limited knowledge of EQ, though.
I have a Squire Vintage Modified fretless Jazz.Been using only rounds (D'Addario XL and Ernie Ball Slinky) on it and not sure where to begin looking for a good set of round wounds.
I've had great luck with Elixir nickel-plated Nanoweb's. Definitely warm sounding, & they last forever.i'm looking to find a warmer deeper tone, it might be my limited knowledge of EQ, though.
I really like DR Black Beauties on my fretless. I always say they have a darker tone, which sounds like a pun, but it’s true.You could try a coated round like Black Beauties. I use Red Devils on my fretless 5 with a coated board. They sound great and even work well with my piezo bridge.