musical instruments: Rotosound     musical instruments:       Rotosound RS77S Monel Flatwound Short-Scale Bass Guitar Strings (40 50 75 90) Rotosound Rotosound, 2009 Highly praised by Bass Player Magazine as their favourite flatwound string. Unique materials produce a unique tone.             Rotosound RS1000 Silver Wound Violin Strings (Economy Set)1 review Rotosound Rotosound, 2009 Violin Strings? I ordered these strings to replace the broken g string on my violin. After taking the violin to a repair shop for unrelated issues, the guy said that string was not a violin string but rather a classical guitar string. He was kind enough to replace it for free. So, I've learned my lesson. No more economy violin strings.             Rotosound SH77 Steve Harris Monel Flatwound Bass Guitar Strings (50-110)1 review Rotosound Rotosound, 2009 Just Buy It... I'm a newbie to bass, but I've studied guitar since my teens. I bought the Ibanez bass starter kit a few months ago and even though the strings on that sound OK and basically do the job, the round wound strings naturally pick up a lot of that hand slide noise when you move from one position to another. These strings cut that unwanted noise back quite dramatically. Plus they just sound so ...             Rotosound Swing Bass 66 Bass Guitar Strings (Long Scale) Rotosound Rotosound The most popular Roundwound bass string ever. Rotosound was the first string company to produce this kind of string. Introduced in 1962 it changed the sound of the instrument instantly. The favourite string of many players including Billy Sheehan, John Paul Jones and Geddy Lee. Available in all popular gauges and scale lengths. The steel used to produce these strings is unique, combined with a highly secretive manufacturing process.             Rotosound BS66 Swing Bass 66 Stainless Steel Bass Guitar Strings (43 65 80 110)2 reviews Rotosound Rotosound, 2009 Great Strings! As a bass player who truly loves 4 string basses, these strings are the best. I have a hipshot tuner that I use to drop my E string down to a D on occasion, and these strings keep that low nice and tight. My issue with 5 string basses is the noodley feeling B string. These Roto's provide a much tighter sound when played below standard E tuning. These strings, once broken in, stay in tune. I ...             Rotosound RS77LD Jazz Bass Strings1 review Rotosound Rotosound REAL nice flat wound bass strings I've been using the Rotosound RS77LDs on my 4 string fretless bass for about 2 months now. I normally use Thomastik-Infeld JF344s. I LOVE the feel of Thomastiks. The Rotos do not feel as soft and rope-like. If you've never tried TI flatwounds, you owe it to yourself to try them. You'll see what i mean. TIs ARE well worth the $40-50 you'll pay for them. BUT the Roto RS77LDs i'm reviewing here have ...             Rotosound RH10 Nickel Light Top/Heavy Bottom Electric Guitar Strings (10 13 17 30 42 52)1 review Rotosound Rotosound, 2009 Ok, so they're just guitar strings... But they're the best I've ever played on. I've tried Slinky, D'Addario, Blue Steel, Elixir, Boomers, and DR...and I honestly feel that Rotos just blow them away. They feel comfortable, last quite a while, and the price is right where it should be. Obviously, string feel under the fingers is a very subjective thing and guitar players are notoriously picky folk. So understandably, your take may ...             Rotosound RS885LD Black Nylon Flatwound 5 String Bass Guitar Strings (65-135)1 review Rotosound Rotosound, 2009 these strings are the best for fretless I like these so much that I put a set on my other fretless bass. I have played gigs where I never even grabbed my fretted bass because I was having so much fun playing the fretless. These are mellow, and silky mooth, and very easy on the hands. Plus, they should last much longer since the nylon should protect the underlying metal. Some people would probably think these sound too dull, but I am ...             Rotosound SM77 Monel Flatwound Hybrid Bass Guitar Strings (40 60 80 100) Rotosound Rotosound, 2009 Highly praised by Bass Player Magazine as their favourite flatwound string. Unique materials produce a unique tone.             Rotosound CL4 Black N' Silver Classical Guitar Strings2 reviews Rotosound Rotosound, 2009 review I put these strings on my Hohner Classical yesterday and they are great. First of all they feel good and are soft to the touch. The sound is really mellow. I had no problems attaching the strings (my first experience) thank to you tube. They showed me how to tie of the ends. After one day I have to keep tuning the stings. After about five adjustments they seem to be holding. If you are ...             Rotosound RS88S Black Nylon Flatwound Short Bass Guitar Strings (65 75 90 115)4 reviews Rotosound Rotosound, 2009 Great strings I recently bought a 2009 Gibson SG bass (a model that has a pretty short scale neck), and I was looking for a good set of strings to go on the bass. I tried these and love them. Very unique sound and easy to play on. The tone is deep and subtle, not too overpowering in a mix-- a very good thing when playing in a band. The reviewer who complained that these strings did not work well on his ...             Rotosound CL2 Classical Guitar Strings Rotosound Rotosound, 2009 Rotosound Classical Set             Rotosound CL1 Classical Guitar Strings1 review Rotosound Rotosound, 2009 A matter of taste I'm not going to say these are bad strings, I just don't care for the sound of the wrapped strings. I prefer the warmer sound of the bronze wrapped strings. I had never used this type before and thought I'd give them a try. To me they sound a little thinner than the bronze. I think this is just a matter of taste and possibly the guitar you put them on.             Rotosound R30EL Nickel 12 String Electric Guitar Strings (10 14 10 14 22 28 10 14 22 28 38 48) Rotosound Rotosound, 2009 NICKEL 12 STRING 10 14 10 14 22 28 10 14 22 28 38 48             Rotosound RS200 Top Tape Monel Flatwound Electric Guitar String (12 16 24 32 42 52) Rotosound Rotosound, 2009 MONEL FLATWOUND 12 16 24 32 42 52             Rotosound RS88LD Black Nylon Flatwound Bass Guitar Strings (65 75 100 115) Rotosound Rotosound, 2009 BLACK NYLON FLATWOUND 65 75 100 115             Rotosound RS66LA Swing Bass 66 Stainless Steel Bass Guitar Strings (30 50 65 85) Rotosound Rotosound, 2009 The most popular Roundwound bass string ever. Rotosound was the first string company to produce this kind of string. Introduced in 1962 it changed the sound of the instrument instantly. The favourite string of many players including Billy Sheehan, John Paul Jones and Geddy Lee. Available in all popular gauges and scale lengths. The steel used to produce these strings is unique, combined with a highly secretive manufacturing process.             Rotosound RS666LD Swing Bass 66 Stainless Steel 6 String Bass Guitar Strings (35 45 65 80 105 130)1 review Rotosound Rotosound, 2009 Excellent The sound of these strings are very impressive. This strings are used by Steve Harris (Iron Maiden bass guitar)             Rotosound RS665LD Roundwound 5-String Bass Strings1 review Rotosound Rotosound To much hype After buying my Spector bass I decided to try these strings. I was not impressed at all, they almost sound wore out right out of the package. I will never buy these again. I'm going back to GHS until I find something else I like better. Perhaps they would sound better on a different brand bass (different wood). Maybe a solid maple body with neck thru.             Rotosound NXB45 Nexus Coated Bass Guitar Strings (45 65 85 105) Rotosound Rotosound, 2009 Rotosound Nexus Coated Bass Set              search for musical instruments 5-string, 50-110, 65-135, bottom, classical, coated, economy, electric, flatwound, guitar, harris, hybrid, nickel, nylon, rotosound, roundwound, rs1000, rs665ld, rs666ld, rs66la, rs77ld, rs885ld, rs88ld, scale, short-scale, silver, stainless, string, strings, violin musical instruments:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen book: The Go-Girl Guide: Surviving your 20s with Savvy, Soul, and Style home  impressum - about us