Rotosound Jazz Bass 77 Monel Flatwound Electric Bass Strings

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Rotosound Jazz Bass 77 Monel Flatwound Electric Bass Strings, RS77S
Rotosound Jazz Bass 77 Monel Flatwound Electric Bass Strings, RS77M
Rotosound Jazz Bass 77 Monel Flatwound Electric Bass Strings, RS77LD
Rotosound Jazz Bass 77 Monel Flatwound Electric Bass Strings, RS77LE
Rotosound Jazz Bass 77 Monel Flatwound Electric Bass Strings, RS77S Rotosound Jazz Bass 77 Monel Flatwound Electric Bass Strings, RS77M Rotosound Jazz Bass 77 Monel Flatwound Electric Bass Strings, RS77LD Rotosound Jazz Bass 77 Monel Flatwound Electric Bass Strings, RS77LE
It's easy to get classic flatwound tone from these unique strings made with Monel, a copper and nickel blend that has a similar feel to roundwound strings.

Highly praised by Bass Player Magazine as their favorite flatwound, Rotosound Jazz Bass 77 Monel flatwound electric bass strings feature unique materials that produce a very bright tone. Oasis, Steve Harris, Roger Waters and many others have all favored this particular string over the years.

- Gauges 45-65-85-105 long scale
- Gauges 50-75-95-110 long scale
- Gauges 40-50-75-90 short scale
- Gauges 40-50-75-90 medium scale

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Phone: 818-505-0158

Reviewers gave this product an overall rating of 4.5 out of 5 stars. (1 ratings)
Submitted August 9, 2013 by Al F

"Nice sound!"

Overall: 4.5 out of 5 stars
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I didn't like the harsh sound or the squeeks and clacking noises of the round wound strings that came with my Squire Jazz Bass, so i got the Rotosound RS77LD strings. No more squeeks, the other noises are reduced quite a bit, and the sound is great! Some folks prefer "roundies", but not me. People say flat wound strings are muddy, but these aren't, not to me, anyway. The E and A strings have a nice "growl" on my bass, I was surprised. The other two strings sound nice, too. I don't play "slap", but tried it just for laughs, the E and A strings actually sound good, though I couldn't "pop" the other two (I never really learned how to slap, so who knows). I was also able to lower the action a good deal, without any fret buzz. Nice strings!

Musical Background:

About 6 months, after a 30+ year hiatus

Musical Style:

Rock, some country rock
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