Congrats on the CV P, what color? Also wanted to throw out there if you grabbed a new CV it comes stock with Fender 7250's...
And IMHO Fender 7250’s are another great set of strings.
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String Advice (newbie)
- Thread starter River19
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And IMHO Fender 7250’s are another great set of strings.
Congrats on the CV P, what color? Also wanted to throw out there if you grabbed a new CV it comes stock with Fender 7250's...
White.....always thought that looked killer......
My advice is to try as many different strings you can; they are more likely to change your tone than anything you do, and there are no right answers. The annoying thing is the cost of strings is not a lot, but adds up. And once you have a tone you like, your choices may be worse.
It is nicer on guitar where I change bass strings every 2 to 4 weeks and treble strings every 4 to 8 weeks. So I get something like 15 or 20 opportunities to try new strings a year whereas bass strings have the potential to last much longer.
It is nicer on guitar where I change bass strings every 2 to 4 weeks and treble strings every 4 to 8 weeks. So I get something like 15 or 20 opportunities to try new strings a year whereas bass strings have the potential to last much longer.
