Ernie Ball 2821 Power Slinky 5-String Nickel Wound Bass Set (50 - 135)

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Product Feature

• Most popular bass string alloy
• Well balanced
• Good all around sound
• Made from nickel plated steel wire wrapped around tin plated hex shaped steel core wire.

Product Description

Made from nickel plated steel wire wrapped around tin plated hex shaped steel core wire. By far the most popular bass guitar string alloy. Produces well balanced all around good sound. Gauges .050, .070, .085, .105, .135

Ernie Ball 2821 Power Slinky 5-String Nickel Wound Bass Set (50 - 135) Review

First off, I want to say that I am a finger player, I play in tunings from E standard to B standard but D standard mostly. I do not use a pick (may matter to the pick players considering these strings) and I have been playing bass for about 8 or 9 years and have tried a great variety of strings out there. D'addarios, GHS, DR, Rotosound, Dean Markley, so on and so forth. When I first started playing bass I wanted to try out a lot of strings just to find the perfect sound for me. I am a metal bass player mainly. I also play classic rock, blues, whatever. ANYWAYS, I recently bought a Schecter Stilleto Studio 5 bass. It came loaded with regular slinkys and I was super impressed. Before then I was a DR guy. They had awesome tone but didn't last as long as I needed. So I bought another pair of regular slinkys. Then I was starting to realize I wasn't getting a punchy high end on the regs. Also the "E" string was just a tad too.. I guess loose would be the word. You would think that the regulars would have a 105 on the "E" string but they have a 100.. weird. So I upped to these strings and wow did it make a huge bit of difference. Nice punch through crisp high strings and a nice fat warm crisp on the low. Not too bright, not too dull. They are incredibly cheap and they last a long time. I don't need to pop them in and out every month or 2. They sound good to me with any type of music. Hope this helps. Thanks for reading.

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