bovinehost said:
Yep. A string that twisted as it was being put on the bass could result in less sustain, strange overtones, and any number of other oddities in tone.
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Sterling or Bongo
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Yep. A string that twisted as it was being put on the bass could result in less sustain, strange overtones, and any number of other oddities in tone.
its got the stock strings on it, which i think are EB slinkys.bovinehost said:
what string suggestions would you have for more sustain?
i must add that the tone is perfect, there is no problem with muddiness or cutting through on the b string.
I plan on venturing to guitar center tomorrow, I'll try both of them out to tell you what I'll probably end up going with unless I don't go because my car's acting like it was made by whoever makes Rogue basses at the moment. Thanks for all the help and keep it all commin!
