String question

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cheyenne
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String question

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I like the tone of Rotosound roundwounds, but I've had to many sets with dead strings. When it comes to the tone, what is the closest replacement out there?
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woodyng
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Re: String question

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Scott,i used to use Swing bass and even the superwound strings on my basses,but have not had a set on in decades. I think the DR highbeams or fatbeams have all the clank one could want,if that's what you're going for. Those and circle k's,which i think are a smoother sounding string are what i use these days.
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Scott, try a set of these - pretty fret friendly also. Price is right too. And they stay bright a lot longer too.
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Re: String question

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GHS Super Steels have a smoother feel, good consistency, fair price, and good longetivity.
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