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Without BSO, Where Do We Get Strings Now?

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Yup, 7 bucks flat rate whether you buy 1 set or 10 sets. If I buy 3 sets of balanced nickels, I am still paying 25 bucks less than Amazon, and that's factoring in shipping and tax. I'm not going to buy a single set, it's really not worth it, but even if I did, I still save a couple of bucks buying from Just Strings.

I looked up TI flats, and Just Strings was more. Free shipping with Amazon. I guess the lesson is that you just gotta shop around.
 
Quick gripe about Sweetwater: After the BSO demise, I ordered a pair of Labella flats on Sweetwater, forgetting about their schtick of throwing a few candies in with their orders. Anyway, because the package was no longer flat, either the little box of Milk Duds or the Skittles dinged up the Labellas (which aren't packaged very protectively btw). I'm done with them, their phone calls and their stupid candy.

No good deed goes unpunished...
 
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With BassStringsOnline being closed down at the moment, where is the next best place to get strings?

I know nobody else will have customer service or selection as great, but we can't be too picky that the best is taking a rest.

Quick shipping, competitive prices, and an easy-to-navigate website are a must IMO.

(Personally, I need a set of short scale strings for a modded Squier Bronco)

Juststrings.com

I’ve used them for everything for the last 15 years. Never had a problem.

It’s not like bassstrings online was the only game in town.
 
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