Simply, the best bass strings ever

Bright sounding, long lasting (to me at least, I barely sweat), and when they die the don't become this dead sounding string like most nickel strings that have pretty much no definition and because they are made of Stainless Steel they keep pretty much pristine for a loooong while (just look at Joe Dart Jazz Bass that had already old Swing 66 strings when he got it and used them until he got the Music Man) also they are aren't too tense but they are a little bit stiff on the first two strings, so low action is pretty much must do for that classic Rotosound clank

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Legendary tone. Unmatched durability. Nothing more to ask.

I'll be honest. This string is known for its clothesline like stiffness and sandpaper like roughness. however, its legendary tone cannot be matched by any brand. and as an Indonesian and its extreme tropical climate, plus my toxic sweats, stainless steel is indeed the most logical option. fresh or dead, still loud enough to defeat any string. trust me, I've been using Ernie Ball Cobalts, Elixir Coated, and D'Addario chromes, or Dr pure blues, and they all crumble to rust. And the Rotosounds? Well in 3 months still crisp and fresh, 6 months merely some dirty stains, then 2 years already and it hasn't rusted either. The only close second was the ErnieBall hybrid Stainless Steel Slinkies.

these are bad after trying DR

I used to use these when I started out, the sound is alright. They destroy your frets and your fingers like no other rounds and also die very quickly. I replaced these with DR sunbeams on my yamaha about a year ago and they still have signs of life in them.

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Great strings

These are my favorite strings to use because of how bright and versatile they are. They sound bright for a very long time but they do even out and sound less bright like all other strings.

great sound, i want bigger gauge on the E string

i personally want a higher gauge on the e string. these strings instantly had a colorful sound. the A string at first was overly noisy, but that went away with use. the strings sound so natural to me, i dare say articulate. i have the string on my gretsch g5123b hollowbody bass. the string really give the bass a 50's or 60's sound, and sounds great when playing acousticly. their is some things i like about daddario strings which i'd like to have in a rotosound set. i'm definitely going to look at other rotosound models to see which is best for me. also, if your play extremely downed tune songs, this set most likely not for you.

Let's see

This is my first time trying the round-wound stainless steel bass strings. And I think it's great compared to another set I used before.

they are some good strings

if you want a nice bass tone, go for those strings, they are absolute monsters! the thing i hate about them that they are kinda harsh for me (playing agressive fingersyle) and they can make your fingers hurt even doe u have callusses Edit: Now I play only Stainless Steel, I got used to them.

More versatile than you think

Seeing the artists generally associated with these strings might let you think they're only great for various kinds of rock. They're not. I've been slapping, thumping and picking away at these for most of my time on bass and they've never failed to deliver. The reason I first chose them was simply because they were among the cheapest on offer that day, but having tried Bass Boomers, Trace Elliotts and many more since, I must say that they don't have anything to boast about compared to the Rotosounds.

The Best

The are they best sounding string for a bright aggressive tone. I use the 50-110 set tuned to Eb Standard and Drop C#

Number 1

The best roundwound bass strings money can buy.