strings???

[echosauce1]

I almost always put GHS Boomers on my basses. They're a little too high end at first but after a couple practices they sound right where I want them. I once tried some Fender strings on my jazz bass and I hated them. They sounded and felt more dead than my worn out strings (to me at least) and I replaced them in less than a week.

On my guitars it seems I always have used D'addario. Not sure why, probably for price and availability. I always played bass in bands so my guitars I didn't pay as much attention to. (shameful...I know)

On acoustic guitar, my friend put some Elixers (not sure who makes them off the top of my head) on and I like them fine. They seem to last awhile and that helps since I am the laziest in the world when it comes to wanting to change strings.

[Hutnick]

DR's are nice. I always liked the taperwound versions. Rotosounds aren't bad either.

[DropListBass]

I use ghs bass boomers lite.......Throw out the tiney G string.....and add a .125 for my low c. and basically string one string down. I use the E string for my A string (which I tune to g) ,The A string for my D string (tuned to c) the D string for my g string (tuned to F). I find this really good fore tuned down bass playing...no floppy strings here.

[bwohlgemuth]

Hybrid Slinkys (when I can find them)

[Oliver's Army]

Strings?

Meh.

Call me when you start talking about reeds.

[traumaqueen]

I like to get the high beams and play around on them for a few hours so they aren't quite as bright.

hehehehhe

sounds like your talking about bewbies.

forget the rest of the talk on this post.
you are the genius in this house........
you speak what all others are thinking..........
this includes me.