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Double Bass String identification

:help:Got a kk baby bass with these on it and after a trip to the luthier I now need a new e and a. Any help would be appreciated I have no idea who made these:help: first time poster
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Trying to stay within a string ID thread instead of starting yet another...

I'm pretty much a newbie at string IDs, does anyone recognize these strings? (Sorry if this is mundane.) I played pizz/slap on this old bass this afternoon, didn't really like the feel of the strings but they and the bass really sounded good.

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Trying to stay within a string ID thread instead of starting yet another...

I'm pretty much a newbie at string IDs, does anyone recognize these strings? (Sorry if this is mundane.) I played pizz/slap on this old bass this afternoon, didn't really like the feel of the strings but they and the bass really sounded good.

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That is the D’Addario Helicore Pizzicato set.

The multicolored strings in the original post were designed for the Tololoche, a Mexican folk instrument similar to a half-size double bass. I think they are made or distributed by Selmer.

- Steve
 
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