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To clarify, I bought that set of Brite Flats to put on my Epi EB-0 to cut down on 'boomy'. Wasn't what I was looking for and being short scale, I couldn't use them on anything else.I got a set of those-once. Only strings I've ever put on, tried, took off, and immediately threw away.
Tweetchie zone.
Bird parts...........
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A long, long time ago. Dean Markley made ground wounds.
I had them on a '71 Precision.
Had that bass a long time, and those strings stayed on till i sold the bass.
I've never found any ground wound that matched the DM's to this day.
I used to use half rounds on a fretless bass, I think D'Addario made them, they sounded almost like flat wounds though after a few weeks of me pounding the poor things.
The DM's i mentioned really held their tone and freshness.
But i hadn't fully come out of my alien shell as a teen.
I don't know if I ever tried those, I used to use Blue Steels though.
Since it’s bits and pieces Tuesday here’s one of mine…Bird parts...........
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To my limited knowledge.
I don't think they're made anymore.
Prolly not a great idea to say "bits and pieces" when talking about Thunderbirds.Since it’s bits and pieces Tuesday here’s one of mine…
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The DM's i mentioned really held their tone and freshness.
But i hadn't fully come out of my alien shell as a teen.
They're still available, I haven't used them for some years though.
Bits.......
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What real "wear" looks like.
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