String ID help, please!

[covermego]

Greetings, TB'ers..... Paging @michael_t ! You da man!
I've had this set of short scale strings sitting in my string drawer for who knows how long. I'm sure I removed them from a Bronco or something..... unless they came ina "bulk-buy" of strings I bought from The STRATosphere years ago. No silks whatsoever, either end. Ball end colors are Brass (E, .105) White (A, .83) Black (D, .61) and Brass (G, .44). My searching yields nothing. And both the E and G ball ends are the same identical color.
Hope someone can help me out. Much appreciated!
-Lenny H.

 

[GTHintz]

I bet those could be Ernie Ball. I tried slinkies years and years ago and I think they had those ball ends. If you measure the ball to taper and post it I'll bet you'll have someone chime in to prove me seriously right or seriously wrong. Lol

 

[michael_t]

Those color-coded ball ends are Dunlop for sure, not Ernie Ball.

 

[tindrum]

Those color-coded ball ends are Dunlop for sure, not Ernie Ball.

Definitely Dunlop

 

[covermego]

Thanks, everybody, for the quick response! I just installed them onto a Squier Jaguar SS and they sound nice. Of course, I just installed Bartolini pickups, so I'll probably need to go back and compare them with my Standard D'Addario EXL 170's. Sound is nice and rich.
Gratuitous photo of my Jag SS, of which I matched the headstock color and blacked it out!

 

[GTHintz]

Those color-coded ball ends are Dunlop for sure, not Ernie Ball.

Thanks again! You save me every time I get my string companies backwards. I know I've seen those before... Dunlops are usually great strings.

 

[mmbongo]

Dunlop. Ernie Ball has never used colored ball ends.