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I use DR Black Beauties on my two fretted 6 string basses, and also on my Variax 705. I have used RotoSound SwingBass 66's on my Stingray since I bought it in 1980. My 6 string fretless has LaBella black tapewound strings on it.

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on the elctric Darco 010-046 , tried a lot of different ones, didnt find em that different ...all nickel shit...so i buy the cheapest

On the acoustic MArtin SP 3050 011.. triyng some coated ones... as a sweat a lot, and especially the h and high e, gets dark and loses tone FAST

trying DR dragonskin (even though VERY expensive)

GB guitars "Performer" w. JB humbucker. Other guitars : Manne Design Ventura R, Epiphone Les paul std from 90ties, VHT tube amp 4x8" cab, Line POD Pro

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I've started using these:

 

http://images4.thomann.de/pics/bdb/168992/1817020_800.jpg

 

You really can't go wrong for £0.78 for a set. They're not the best strings in the world for obvious reasons lol, and you'll need to change them every week or two but they're ridiculously cheap so it's not a big deal. I'd definitely recommend them if you're on a budget.

 

 

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Most of the Time i use Ernie Ball Skinny Top Heavy Bottom

 

 I just bought these for my electric guitar. So far I like them but I haven't really tried them out. On my bass I am using D'Addario ETB92. They are black and tapewound and play really well.I think I will only use these strings from now on.

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I use the guts of dragons i slay to create bass strings that sound deeper than the halls of Valhalla and the hair of fair maidens i have shagged for my electric guitar strings (altho so far i can only manage 1 single string for a ukulele  :oops:, i need to get more fit).

 

But other than that Ernie Ball ;).

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Right now, I'm using the strings that came with my Jackson, but once I need a replacement, I'm going to be buying the Ernie Ball Super Slinky Strings Set (9-42) to put on my guitar. Heard many great things about them and hopefully won't be disappointed.

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For my headless D'Addario ESXL125's I don't have a lot of options for that guitar. For now, all my others have D'Adadario 120's on them. They seem to last me a good while. But I have used MANY different brands. I guess I just got tired of GHS Boomers.

 I'm Allergic To Stupidity. I Break Out In Sarcasm.

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http://www.theacademyofsound.co.uk/lg_images/Ernie_Ball_Power_Slinky_Nickel_Wound_011_048_Purple_pack_X3.jpg

 

Could never find Cobalts where I live.

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Am I the only wimp that uses 9s..?  :shock:  :oops:  :-P

 

I use them on guitars with standard tuning, too.

 

Ernie Ball or D'Dario though. I tried Fender strings once and they were terrible...

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I currently have EB skinny top heavy bottom on my guitar, but I liked the ones I had on before better which were DAs EXL116 (11-52 nickel wound)

Guitars owned:

Schecter Damien Platinum-6 FR (EMG 85-81) | Ibanez GRG20Z | B.C. Rich NJ Deluxe Warbeast (EMG 85-81) | Jackson Pro King V KVT (Duncan SH-6).

 

Playing since:

November 11, 2013.

 

Favorite Genre:

Heavy Metal \m/ (specifically Death Metal, Power Metal, etc. and the heavier stuff) 

 

 

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Honestly, they're more gimmicky than anything, but I'm a sucker for that.  They look hella cool under a black light.

 

My 7 year old finds them helpful when playing RS.

 

Wow! Never seen those coloured strings before, do you find that they are helpful when playing RS or do they just look good. Thinking about bying a pack.

 

The best price I've seen for them is on Amazon.

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