I've read you use Rotosound strings..

[baroz]

I have these strings actually on my bass.. Why you use them? I've noticed they have a very much metallic sound, and in a fast playing the sound that exits is too much dirty (in my humble opinion), maybe it's my bass that sucks?

thanks, you're the greatest (as musician and as person, for your "disponibility")

 

[baroz]

Mh, it's my question too idiot to deserve an answer?

 

[HippieOfDoom]

What kind of answer are you looking for? Rotosound strings are the strings I use, I've always used them. It's the only one for me. I've tried other kinds and they don't sound as good, last as long or play as well. So I continue to use Rotosound. They don't get too much dirty for me, maybe because I hang out in the mud I don't notice.

SDG

 

[Higon]

They don't get too much dirty for me, maybe because I hang out in the mud I don't notice.

By "hanging out in the mud" you mean, in a ring with mud, ladies and what not? Like Super-Wrestle-womanizer-salsa-in-da-mud. Sounds great. Always smooth with the ladies...

 

[Haunted/Hated]

You can't get the true sound out of Rotosound without using your foot fingers.

 

[Higon]

Damn right. Ow! Almost forgot! The secret is: "Lemon Scent". After taking the "big dukes", you have to use the Lemon Scent.

 

[israel]

How could you forget the Lemon Scent?? I use it every time I am gonna play!!!

 

[Burning46&2]

I used Rotosound SoloBass strings.. and they're nice, bright srings without too much fingernoise, though they don't live too long..
But as I know RotoJazz flats are considered as best flats by many people (including Steve Harris) 'cause they're bright, not muddy as other flats..

Mud? You mean low-mids - I love them!

PS. I found my strings - Everly B52 - and I know what do you mean by

It's the only one for me.