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Corde ottime

These strings play differently from any other string I've tried. Of course, all strings play a little differently from one another, but these *really* are different: maybe more clear and forceful of tone, yes that's it. TI claim better, more precise pitch, and I think it's not only true, it's a really good pitch (hehe). Seriously, these strings are great for everything except price -- for that money you'd think they were made of gold. Still, if you can afford them, there's nothing else like them, really. I used to swear by NYXLs, then Elixirs -- both which are also great and a whole lot cheaper -- but these just have a little extra something that makes up a little for my mediocre playing.I'm not sure they last longer than other strings, maybe they do, maybe they don't, but for what they cost they are staying on my bass as long as possible.They do feel good under the fingers. Very solid -- some would say stiff -- but I choose to say solid, making me feel more confident, more solid, when I play. I won't even deduct a star for price because, if you can afford them, they really are something special.

At first I thought they were similar to Roto 66 and then NYXL strings... but after a couple weeks I realized that these strings weren't following the same "settle in" patterns of the other strings. On my P-bass, they have remained brighter and vibrant and held the round low end I associate with a fresh set of strings. They bring a tightness to my jazz bass which can get a bit boomy with other round wounds. Furthermore, they have remained more balanced, string to string, over the set without a string "popping" or dying out the way I've seen individual strings do within a set. I can see that I won't be changing my strings as often with the hopes that the new set has no outliers. These are an example of money well spent and I hope to outfit my other basses with them to see if the Power Bass mojo brings something new to the table on them as well.

Dopo un anno e mezzo di Thomastik Jazz Flat sul mio Precision, ho deciso di passare a Thomastik anche sul Musicman, scegliendo queste roundwound (anche per l'ottimo prezzo a cui le ho acquistate).Purtroppo (o per fortuna, a seconda dei gusti) non hanno la stessa morbidezza delle Jazz, e ovviamente non sono setose come le flat, ma hanno un grandissimo suono bilanciato pieno in ogni frequenza. Soprattutto, hanno delle frequenze basse meravigliose, e nonostante non abbiano il tipico zing metallico delle corde nuove, sullo slap sono ottime.

I've been playing bass for a while now, and I have a few basses, and have gone through several sets of strings. I've always spent about $20 to $40 for a new set of strings, be it round or flat wounds, name your make. On a whim, I decided to try out the Thomastik Infeld Power Bass strings for my Aerodyne, which needed new strings any way.These strings sound and play beautifully. The set up coming from DR black beauties did require a slight truss rod adjustment. The difference in tone, feel... ALL unbelievably better. Hold a tune well 'new', BONUS!. I'd recommend them. It's hard to part with the extra $$$, but the strings will justify that expense. They have for me.

First point: I don't write online reviews. These strings are so great that I had to write one. Second point: I was a DR user for life until i decided to give these a try. After pulling them out of of the packaging, I immediately noticed that these are by far the heaviest strings i have ever held. I bet twice as much steel is used to make these than any other string out there. The ends of the strings have a rubbery coating that makes them stay in place when wrapped around the tuning keys better than most strings. When I finished stringing my USA Jazz bass, I first played non amplified. I was blown away by the sustain and clarity of each note. When I plugged the guitar into the amp, I heard detail and crispness that I never heard before. They're certainly expensive but worth every penny.