Bass String Shoot Out: Stainless Steel - Sound Demo (no talking)
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- Опубліковано 11 тра 2020
- We compared 11 popular Stainless Steel Bass Strings by trying them in 5 different grooves. Sounds & video: Thomas Meinlschmidt
D'Addario Pro Steel:
www.thomann.de/gb/daddario_ep...
Dean Markley Blue Steel:
www.thomann.de/gb/dean_markle...
DR Strings Hi Beams:
www.thomann.de/de/dr_strings_...
Dunlop Stainless Steel: (no link)
Dunlop Marcus Miller Super Brights:
www.thomann.de/gb/dunlop_marc...
Ernie Ball Cobalt:
www.thomann.de/gb/ernie_ball_...
Markbass Energy:
www.thomann.de/gb/markbass_st...
Rotosound Swing Bass Steel:
www.thomann.de/gb/rotosound_r...
Sadowsky Blue Label Steel:
www.thomann.de/gb/sadowsky_bl...
Stay In Tune/SIT: (no link)
Warwick Black Label:
www.thomann.de/gb/warwick_403...
Link to (german) written review: www.bonedo.de/artikel/einzela...
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This is the best String comparison I have ever seen (assuming the strings are all used on the same bass) and so few views! have my upvote
Best string comparison video online!
Perfect comparison. Actually they all sound very good ! Different kinds of great ! I tend to prefer Dean Markley Blue Steel, but I could totally understand and agree with people going for other brands as they all sound excellent, however, the things that might be different are the feeling under your fingers, the durability and body chemistry. Some strings wear quickly while some others last a long time. Some strings may feel rough or hard while others feel soft and silky, it's a matter of personal taste and preference. Once again thank you for the great work, cheers from Morocco.
Awesome demo 😎🤘🏻🎸 my personal favorites are d’daddario pro steels, dr high beams, Dunlop stainless steel and super brights, Ernie ball cobalts, sit power steel, and rotosound swing bass
A great string comparison demo!!!
this is a full range demo of the strings, thank you sir. notable for me are the d'addario, sadowsky, & markbass.
thank you for your efforts.......truly amazing and no talking bs or being funny....amazing
Wow ,very nice reviews, thank you !!
Thank you so much this video is probably the most helpful strings video out. Would’ve loved to see Elixers stainless steels make it but never the less awesome video!
Sadowsky Stainless #1 for me had in my opinion best highs for the classic fender slap tone and playability
Mark bass steels gets #2 for me, that unique mid scoop feel is unique and awesome if your looking for something not too bright but still getting a bad ass tone
Great job!
Whooaa ! Thanks you a lot ! Perfect job. I play on rotosound and dunlop, very good for rock but they all sound good. Thanks !
I like how the pro steels sound even and clean.
I think the brightest strings are: - D'Addario ProSteels - Blue Steel - Marcus Miller - Slinky Cobalt (more mids) - Warwick (its like they convert into the Warwick Basses sound)
Gee the amount of time this would have taken you !!!! Great work I’m interested what you came up with in you’re findings
Which short-scale Bass Strings give you the most "Zing" and top-end? Any information is appreciated.
Did any of them have black silk?
could you please shoot a video with different bottlenecks or sliders on bass with different materials? like ceramic, brass, glass, and wood?
D'Addario Pro Steel - Blue Steel - Dunlop Stainless Stell
Agree ...
i think pro steels are the brihter from all and have a little more air from Blue steel and dunlop steel but we need a good headphones to hear the differencies..All are great strings btw
Great demo, Q:Jazz Bass, both pickups dimed?
Sounds like both on full
Honestly, there's so little difference in all of these that the differences are immaterial, because no matter which of these I put on my bass, I'd adjust the amp to get "my tone", and none of these have differences large enough to overcome that. I don't actually own a fretted bass at the moment, only fretless, and I won't use roundwounds on fretless (and won't use flatwounds on fretted), but I have always used Rotosound, D'Addario, and Ernie Ball as my preferred brands, and from what I'm hearing here, I see no reason to change, except to say that I have also played Dean Markley Blue Steels in the past for guitar and would definitely buy them for bass, based on what I'm hearing here. I really like what I'm hearing from the new Ernie Ball Cobalt rounds and flats, so they are definitely on my list for the future, but currently my favorite flatwounds are the Rotosound Jazz Bass 77 Monel flats, so when I do get around to getting a fretted bass again, Rotosound Swing Bass 66 strings will be a strong contender. The only thing that gives me pause is the idea that stainless rounds may eat up my frets faster, so I may just stick with nickel rounds. Looking forward to hearing the nickel strings shootout, next.
Mark bass is more compressed sound! Pro steels have more guts and air from all the above. Sadowsky i think are more defined. Warwick goes great with warwick basses
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Very good video!!
How about Fodera Steels?
Rotosound 66 and Dunlop Marcus Miller Bass get my vote.
Sadowsky sound good too.
I use sadowsky 5’’ and after hearing this I’m happy with the sound
Liked the Dean Markley and the Sadowsky. Would have liked to hear some Pyramid strings.
dunlop number 1
Can't display longevity in the clip, that said, Stainless will out live nickle wound all day long, sound brighter for longer too. They all sound quite similar and all sound okay, choose the lower priced strings and make up the sound difference via EQ.
Lakland bass ??
DR
Think the warwicks sound noticeably different.
All were about -130 or -125 Warwicks were -105 for some reason
@@georgeszweden9497 Looks like the photo is for a 4-string string package for some reason. The link he gave however shows that the Warwick B string is .135, so yeah still an outlier but in the opposite direction.
To my ears the the slinky cobolt sound a little thinner than the others
Shocked how much I did not like the Ernie Balls. Pro Steels for me sounded the best!
are u nuts,,,, take out drums.... strings do not sound like drums
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