- May 16, 2012
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Round core, silver ball ends, gnarly tuning-key ends.
A picture paints a thousand words...
Pics of the strings both at the tuner end and at the ball end would be helpful. There may be some subtle visual cues to ID the brand. Thanks.
It's there now.
I've tried to attach the photo three times and utterly failed. Maybe I'll start all over. Thanks for your patience.I'm getting an error msg. Can you re-post the pic? Thx.
The pic's there now. Thanks.I've tried to attach the photo three times and utterly failed. Maybe I'll start all over. Thanks for your patience.
The pic's there now.
Yes, I see it now. Are they supposed to be stainless steel flatwound? Or rounds? Hard to tell in the pic...
Balls? Like old slinkys?
Took me a second. Nice.Yeah, the older I get - the more they are like old slinkys...![]()
Are you sure they are round core? The "gnarly tuning-key ends" remind me of Warwick strings, but someone could have removed the silks if there were any.![]()
How many wraps over the core wires? I want to say DR Hellborg but they're a single wrap over the core.View attachment 4140127 Anyone know what these might be? Round core, silver ball ends, gnarly tuning-key ends. I belIeve they came on a long-gone Jack Casady, so is there any chance they could be Curt Mangans? Thanks.
GHS Bassics?
The "gnarly tuning-key ends" remind me of Warwick strings...
Older Warwick strings looked like that as well...
Yup, definitely round core.
How many wraps over the core wires? I want to say DR Hellborg but they're a single wrap over the core.