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Post #129865687 added 08-19-2019 12:17 PM by musicman556 in Hot Deals
Billy Sheehan changes them after every gig, so he says. However, I don't know ANYONE else that beats up a bass as much as he does in a show, haha! I change them when I feel like they aren't as bright...
Post #129860098 added 08-19-2019 8:19 AM by jmatthews13 in Hot Deals
For him, that'd be once a month, which I think is more than reasonable. Back when I was playing multiple shows every week I wouldn't go longer than two weeks without changing them; at least for me,...
Post #129845761 added 08-18-2019 11:58 AM by shaqweek in Hot Deals
That's a wild suggestion for bass strings.
Post #129841624 added 08-18-2019 7:53 AM by vid1900 in Hot Deals
It's all that friggin' slap bass that everyone wants me to play on their tracks. I've been slowly converting to Stainless frets as needed (although I did put Bell Bronze frets one one of them, cuz...
Post #129841060 added 08-18-2019 7:17 AM by Texican in Hot Deals
Idk, you might be fretting too hard if you regularly wear divots into your strings (or frets, for that matter)
Post #129828997 added 08-17-2019 12:10 PM by tooslow in Hot Deals
As I recall, the third time you say; "That doesn't sound right".
Post #129825991 added 08-17-2019 9:17 AM by vid1900 in Hot Deals
When the frets have worn tiny divots on the back of the strings, it's time to change them. Otherwise, once or twice a year is fine for the bedroom bassist.
Post #129825265 added 08-17-2019 8:37 AM by jmatthews13 in Hot Deals
I think it's done by anybody who is really particular about the sound of their strings. I absolutely loathe the sound of dead strings. And I tried flatwounds once about fifteen years ago. Once. To...
Post #129824518 added 08-17-2019 7:54 AM by bootyhole in Hot Deals
Fuggin money bags over here. Every other gig is kinda crazy and only done by pros who don't have to pay for strings. Use flatwound strings and you'll never have to change them :)
Post #129824497 added 08-17-2019 7:52 AM by bootyhole in Hot Deals
It's not so bad. I got some Labellas from talkbass store for like $25
Post #129823345 added 08-17-2019 6:39 AM by timobkg in Hot Deals
It's subjective, but usually when they start sounding dull or dead, or when they get filthy and corroded, or when they get worn out by the frets. Some never change their strings, some do so every...
Post #129822826 added 08-17-2019 5:56 AM by MarioM29 in Hot Deals
Man, imagine how the six string guys feel haha.
Post #129822394 added 08-17-2019 5:13 AM by iamholland in Hot Deals
Does Dunlop make their own strings or use one of the common string manufacturers?
Post #129821470 added 08-17-2019 1:35 AM by jmatthews13 in Hot Deals
To chime in here, remember that nickel will never be as bright as stainless steel, so these aren't super zingy if you're worried about that. I personally way prefer the SS ones on my jazz basses...
Post #129821440 added 08-17-2019 1:28 AM by jmatthews13 in Hot Deals
If I were you, I'd change them at least after every second gig.
Post #129818821 added 08-16-2019 8:37 PM by gmr2048 in Hot Deals
I change mine every 2-3 years, whether they need it or not.
Post #129818170 added 08-16-2019 7:58 PM by mosd88 in Hot Deals
Great price but who changes bass strings??
Post #129815533 added 08-16-2019 5:23 PM by Dill.Seeker in Hot Deals
Will these work in my tennis racquet?
Post #129814759 added 08-16-2019 4:39 PM by thanatossassin in Hot Deals
Never go on sale, my unfortunate 5 string brother.
Post #129813925 added 08-16-2019 3:57 PM by CamoChairCollector in Hot Deals
It is pretty subjective. For me, once they feel rubbery. I find new strings to be too zingy and I need a couple of weeks to break them in back to where I like them.
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