Strings are Very Important

[bass nitro]

The strings I have used more than any others are Dean Markley "Blue Steel" strings. They are consistently true and well manufactured, and I have never, not even once, had dead string in a set. I also . . . ahem . . . have never had a set of Markley "Blue Steel" strings come up "short", if you get my drift.

They are great strings . . . they just don't make the application I am looking for, for this bass guitar. Thus, www.darkhorsestrings.com

Believe me that i know this.I have use them few years now.Best quality without compromise.

 

[LedBelli Bass]

Believe me that i know this.I have use them few years now.Best quality without compromise.

whoa! Dude! a friend in a hostile sea!

Thanks, dude! I keep coming back to the Markley Blue Steels . . . they are great! Just not for *this time!~

 

[bass nitro]

No problem,pal.
For my four stringers i have use only Dean M. Blue steel,always consistent sound which i rely on(especially when i play with plectrum).I thought to buy La Bella but bought Coco instead for my new five string bass.Great stuff.

 

[Freedok]

I have played GHS strings for over 35 years and just recently switched over to D'Addario Flexsteels. The Flexsteels are amazing and I would highly recommend trying these if you haven't already!

 

[iiipopes]

Led Belli - at this point, your point is made. Everyone else is goading you at this point. My psychologist told me to let it go when my Ex pushed my buttons as the above posts have been doing to you. You build fine basses. If you have good luck with Dean Markley strings, then recommend them on your website, and let everything else go. Your blood pressure will be lower, you will live longer so you can build more basses, and there will be less wasted bandwidth here on Talk Bass. Congratulations on getting the spontaneous endorsement from Victor Wooten.

 

[SasquatchDude]

Measure twice, cut once. Or is it the other way around?

I cut it twice and it's STILL too short.