Dean Markley Blue Steel for bass - Medium Light.  I love the metalic sound they give, but that sounds fades quickly.  They still sound good after, but that bright metal sound is great, as long as you are not trying to imitate someone else's sound.  But they are also 'spensive, so I don't use them as much any more.

my favourite strings I use = Dunlop :D :D

 

http://www.jimdunlop.com/product/heavy-core-guitar-strings

 

made in California

 

 

 

btw: I see nobody mentioned them here :lol:

I've been using the DR incandescent strings for about a year.  

 

They make a multi- colored set that is Rocksmith colors oddly enough.

 

I have black strings on my red guitar, red strings on my black guitar, and ultraviolet white on my beige guitar.

Ernie Ball, cheap and reliable

I've always been a fan of the Ernie Ball Skinny Top Heavy Bottom stings, I tend to go between rhythm and lead so they suit me quite nicely.

http://cdn.ernieball.com.s3.amazonaws.com/images/product_325x325/1316172885P02215.png

EB Slinky 12-56... But now I think, that I'm gonna swap em for 13 - ?.

To be able to play also in B Drop...

 

 

http://www.derringers.com.au/product_images/i/033/noteven__92241_zoom.jpg

 

For the longest time I ran Blue Steels since they lasted relatively forever and I didn't really have the funds (or the transportation) to constantly change them out.

 

Switched over to the D'Addario LTHB 10-Pack sold on amazon and I haven't looked back.

Currently on my Gibson Maestro i use EXL110 Nickel Wound, Regular Light, 10-46

But i'm planning on trying out DR Strings NMCE-10 Neon Electric Strings, Medium

   

1 guitar: D'Addario 9-42 for only E OR 10-46 E to Eb (D) tunings

                     

2 guitar: D'Addario 11-56 to D-(Ö)

 

Just bad e ball memories, broke too many too fast when started to play...

its just feeled that d'addario can take more force damage than balls---  nowdays more gently but memory still remains.