TI Flats ?
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- FretlessOnly
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Re: TI Flats ?
That's a fair hypothesis. Certainly in this day and age of stronger necks, a bit of tension imbalance is easily dealt with by the truss rods and/or better construction technique, so volume balance becomes a more important consideration.
Can we have everything louder than everything else?
- cassius987
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Re: TI Flats ?
Well if you believe "Samantha Doom" from my local GC, it's because "Everyone does it that way man... That's how all players like it so it's good." That's what I get for asking about single strings.scott_s wrote:And that got me thinking -- why DO they offer the sets they do? Is it so that the output from the pickups is more balanced?
- RicOSoundMan
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Re: TI Flats ?
I have been using the Rotosound 77 jazz flats- 40,50,75,90 I like em alot. Sound great and not sloppy either, just throwing in my 2 cents worth. I nice to hear what other folks use for strings
My Ric Basses are:
76' 3000 MG ---09' 4003 MG
77' 3001 MG ---92' 2060 FG
77' 4001 Jetglo---93' 2060 FG
Other
08' Fender "Geddy Lee" Sig. Jazz Bass
82' Kawai F-II-B
76' 3000 MG ---09' 4003 MG
77' 3001 MG ---92' 2060 FG
77' 4001 Jetglo---93' 2060 FG
Other
08' Fender "Geddy Lee" Sig. Jazz Bass
82' Kawai F-II-B
