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Bartosz S.
Bartosz S. wrote

actually it is cleartone

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    JAMES M.
    JAMES M. wrote

    ALL ESP/LTD BASSES AND GUITARS COME WITH SIT STRINGS

    THEY ARE AWESOME STRINGS,BUT WHEN YOU CANT FIND THEM

    GO BACK TO OLD FAITHFUL EARNIE BALL

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      Rod Ruvalcaba
      Rod Ruvalcaba wrote

      TRUE !! I ALWAYS KEEP A COBALT SET IN MY CASES, LOL JUST IN CASE. BUT HERE'S A TIP. IF YOU DON'T HAVE HUGE GIGS OUT THERE, YOU CAN GET CHEAP STRINGS SETS AND AS THEY KEEP NICE CLEAR TWANGY TONE IN THEY'RE FIRST WEEK, CHANGE THEM EVERY WEEK. I USE MARKLES AND BLACK D'S WHEN I PLAY IN BARS. AND CHANGE THEM THE NEXT DAY. IF I GO TO STUDIO RECORDING, OR A BIGGER GIG, INMEDIATELY I SET MY S.I.T. STRINGS. AND HERE IN MEXICO IT'S A LITTLE MORE EXPENSIVE TO GET ANY BRAND, BECAUSE OF IMPORT TAXES, BUT MONEY SACRIFICE IS WORTH IT AGAINST SLOPPY SOUND OR WHIPLASH STRING BREAK DURING A SONG. I HATE THAT. NEVER HAPPEND WITH S.I.T. TO ME AS IT ACTUALLY HAPPEND WITH DUNLOPS OR D'ADDARIOS. PLUS MY PH IS NOT AS ABRASIVE, HA HA HA.

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        Rod Ruvalcaba
        Rod Ruvalcaba wrote

        I VOTED ERNIE BALL BECAUSE IT WAS CLOSER TO THE MOUSE POINTER.

        BUT I ACTUALLY USE SIT (STAY IN TUNE) STRINGS. I'VE TRIED ALL OPTIONS MENTIONED PLUS OTHERS LIKE DEAN MARKLEY, FENDER, GIBSON, BLACK DIAMOND, CLEARTONE, GALLI, LA BELLA... ETCETERA.

        FOUND NO OTHER LIKE SIT. 

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          Aaron M.
          Aaron M. wrote

          Thanks dude!

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            Solid Baritone
            Solid Baritone wrote

            love their picks,pedals, and straps most of my heros use Dunlop EQ 

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              tx-ogre
              tx-ogre wrote

              I have tried all of them except Dunlops.  I've also tried DR, Dean Markley, Elixir and Gibson.  I didn't like the feel of any of them.  I played GHS Boomers for about a year, but then started having problems with them breaking all the time (oddly enough, it was usually the A string).  Then I tried some D'Addario EXL 110s about 10 years ago and have never looked back.  When I bought my 7 string, I went with the EXL 110-7s and have always used EXL 165s on my basses.

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                Aaron M.
                Aaron M. wrote

                I just recently had a defect string from Dunlop and im now trying different brands on my green EC. Currently Im enjoying the Ernie Balls and have tried D'Addarios for years Ive just bought pack Ill pop them on after the Ernie Balls

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