Roundwounds with HUGE low end.

I have been satisfied with DR Sunbeams and GHS Boomers. I'm sure some of the pricier strings may be "better", but these mainstream brands have been workhorses for me.

 

The huge low end you expect from some strings is likely still there, it's just hidden under all the mid and high frequency information that rounds bring. I like d'addario nickel rounds for a beefy low end with a decent amount of the round wound high end. I prefer my rounds a little dead, my interpretation of your post leads me to believe you may also fall into that category.

 

I would definitely check out La Bella Deep Talkin' round wounds. Tons of low end and an amazing, balanced tone all around. Be careful while stringing, however. They've been known to break, though it's never happened to me. Knock on wood.

 

GHS Boomers are real good for that

 

As always, the answer is Boomers, and leave them on the bass for as many decades as possible.

 

Dean markley blue steels have a heavier crack of thunder like bass to them compared to roto swing66. Might give them a try.

 

For massive low end with chainsaw like mids and highs, Rotosound did it first and best with the SwingBass 66 strings. Dean Markley SR2000s are the second best in terms of sound for me.

 

infeld supperalloys have a huge boom on all my american deluxe and 70s jazz.....lowest boom I have tried!

 

Yeah, I can't say I've found anything beefier sounding than my Nickel Swing 66s. How long do you normally keep them on? I'll often keep a set on for up to 6 months, which is way longer than most people would keep rounds on. After the fresh ZING wears off, I find them generally more balanced, but still more than capable of the crunch and high end presence while letting the lows come through more.

 

DR Fat Beams are ALL about huge low end beef and high end sizzle IMO....and probably a lot of other people's opinions too.

 

+40 on DR FatBeams

 

Boomers.

 

GHS Boomer OR Super Steels, Ken Smith Rockmasters and LaBella Stainless Steel.

 

sarcastic asnwer - any rounds and turn up the bass on your amp.
serious answer - i like ghs boomers and dr hibeams quite a bit. i remember someone relating the tone of hibemas to that of a medicine ball hitting concrete, lots of impact with some high-end zing.

 

Boomers here.

 

in my experience roto 66s have huge everything, from there you just EQ it how you like.

They're like the everything louder than everything else string.

 

So you are saying Roto 66s go to eleven?