I've not played them, but they do have a stellar reputation for great tone.I would suggest GHS Pressure wounds. They retain some of the high end zip but have a much fatter warmer low mid and Bottom end.
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I've not played them, but they do have a stellar reputation for great tone.I would suggest GHS Pressure wounds. They retain some of the high end zip but have a much fatter warmer low mid and Bottom end.
For warm? Those are pretty bright, no?I vote for Dean Markley Blue Steels.
+1 or if you prefer the tone of flats, then get the LaBella Deep Talkin' Flats in the light version 760FL. There's even an extra light set.LaBella Deep Talkin' Bass Rounds.
+1 on TI Jazz Flats. Easy on the fingers, lower tension, very good tone after short break in and they last up to 5 years.Well worth the initial investment.Do some research on TI Jazz Rounds. They have very low tension which is not always to everyone's liking.