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So..........
What color is this dress?
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That dress is white with golden lace...
And the bass your holding is purple...

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So..........
What color is this dress?
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The dress looks black to me. What is the official color of that Tiffany Blue looking bird in the back ground? I'm thinking about a refinish on another bass in that color. That looks killer!
The other day I pulled the DR flats off. Just wasn't happy with the tone I was hearing. Much happier with the D'Adarrio Chrimes. Still thinking the Half Roumds might just be a nice level of brightness.
The dress looks black to me. What is the official color of that Tiffany Blue looking bird in the back ground? I'm thinking about a refinish on another bass in that color. That looks killer!
Thanks. Yeah that would be cool if they did.It's probably Seafoam Green, I still need one in Inverness Green and Pelham Blue - It'd be nice if Epi did them on the Classic with some chrome hardware.
CosilHaha! I wish I could but I can't afford it at this point. Plus I am seriously running out of room for basses!!
I've been using the Nikki Sixx set 50-70-90-110 for D tuning. They are fairly bright, they have nice tension, pretty high actually even down a step and they last a long time. I do prefer my rotos though which I just switched back to. Good stringsHas anyone tried the Dean Markley Helix SS strings?
I figured you'd be the one to have tried them since Nikki Sixx has a set. Being a finger player I'm not a fan of high tension strings. I like to be able to dig in which I can with the DR's. The stock strings on the classic pro have more tension that the Fat Beams but the are so much smoother to the touch.Cosil
I've been using the Nikki Sixx set 50-70-90-110 for D tuning. They are fairly bright, they have nice tension, pretty high actually even down a step and they last a long time. I do prefer my rotos though which I just switched back to. Good strings
I figured you'd be the one to have tried them since Nikki Sixx has a set. Being a finger player I'm not a fan of high tension strings. I like to be able to dig in which I can with the DR's. The stock strings on the classic pro have more tension that the Fat Beams but the are so much smoother to the touch.
Not yet. Mine have no silk on them at all. They are stiffer than DRs but are very smooth compared to the Fat Beams.So did you ever find out which strings came on the Classic Pro-IV?
Mine came with SS strings with red silk endings and looked a lot like RotoSound Swing Bass strings, but weren't as rough to the touch as the Roto's....
It could very well be the heavy gauge, crue has always been down a whole step, this heavy gauge gives a similar tension you would have in standard tuning with most strings. I definitely wouldn't use this set. I much prefer blue steel or rotos in Eb with a 50-70 for the top 2. BTW. I'm 90% pick playerI figured you'd be the one to have tried them since Nikki Sixx has a set. Being a finger player I'm not a fan of high tension strings. I like to be able to dig in which I can with the DR's. The stock strings on the classic pro have more tension that the Fat Beams but the are so much smoother to the touch.
Not yet. Mine have no silk on them at all. They are stiffer than DRs but are very smooth compared to the Fat Beams.
Picked up a Bass Soul Food today. Gonna run the Bird through it tonight. I'll post up a video in the morning tomorrow!
I'm going to have to look that up, no idea what it is yet...Picked up a Bass Soul Food today. Gonna run the Bird through it tonight. I'll post up a video in the morning tomorrow!
I'm going to have to look that up, no idea what it is yet...
Edit: NOW I got it! That thing is way cool.