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Which flat wounds ?

I used Rotosound jazz bass flats on my "jazz" bass (cos they were recomended to me), but i bought some GHS Flats and they are sooooo smooth - i think they are the best. Trouble is, they are a nightmare to get over here in the UK :crying: .

Alex.
 
I asked the same type of question a while back. The Deep Talkin Flats got me that 60's-70's chunky sound I was looking for. I put them on a fretless 5. My inspiration is classic underground rock, blues and jazz. So, for me it's heaven...

Can recommend them enough.
:D

OBTW: It sure is nice to see many of the fine folks on this board looking back, musically, to this time.
 
I recently landed a gig with a really good local R&B/Soul band :) so tonight I put a set of D'Addario Chromes flatwounds on my P-Bass. I haven't used flats for quite some time; so they feel a bit strange, but now my P-Bass has a bit of a Jamerson/Dunn vibe that I need for this gig. :cool:

I've also pulled my Jazz bass out of mothballs and put on a new set of nickel roundwounds. :bassist:

Bring on the Funk!!!! :D