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I thought the honey had more tension than evah weich, if honey are under tension, it would be really perfect for me ! I spoke to Paul King, who told me that the tension was too much for the slap with the honey, the solo was better. [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=41F2ukjtBf0&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=41F2ukjtBf0&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL[/url] ps; if anyone had even a G to lend for a week

i've lost a sale on ebay, if the honey have less tension and more bigger diameter than evah , it's perfect for me. and the bow on honey? ps : who have a set for trying?

thank Daf actually , i use evah pirazzi weicht , the tension is good , the honey have same tension?

I 've Played on Golden, Silver and Psychoslap, I' ve write a topic for a french website (contrebasserie.com). I think the honey or solos should be fine for the versatility (pizz, slap and bow), but in Belgium and in France, it is not known if anyone has a set for the test. I'll want to write a topic, (for the french website) on this strings

the first video of the final gut twin 47 set , great sound!!! "Here we are ! after a year of hard work, tens of prototypes, the creation of a special machine, Gut-Twin and Gut-Twin 47 are ready.Available september 2011 at [url="http://cordes-lambert.com/"]http://cordes-lambert.com/[/url] Same sound, same color, aspect and diameter as gut.Wrapped E and A look like used and rusty, we call this "mojo" finish."

the latest news, sales begin in September!

I thought about this option with the dtar or the Headwat edb1, but Even if the shuttle is fairly neutral, I find it colors my sound(maybe the tube or My desire for change;-)) I have my accoustic sound and now i want this sound with a amp!

Hello I play with shuttle 6.0 and at times it lacks a second Channel, for mix my bassmax with a condenser mic, I hesitate between the EA Doubler and the markacoustic 250HA(acoustic image clarus is so expensive for me), i play blues, manouche swing and rockab, pizz 25% and slap 75% can you help me ? [url="http://www.eaamps.com/index.php?p=doubler&m=products"]http://www.eaamps.com/index.php?p=doubler&m=products[/url] [url="http://www.markbass.it/product_detail.php?id=104"]http://www.markbass.it/product_detail.php?id=104[/url]

[quote name='Gareth Hughes' post='1125926' date='Feb 13 2011, 02:39 PM']Is it just me or are all the links (except the contact and Youtube ones) not working on the Cordes-Lambert site?[/quote] Site en travaux = Site Under Construction the grand opening coming soon

the new website Lambert; [url="http://cordes-lambert.com/"]http://cordes-lambert.com/[/url]

the code list Thomann (perhaps a pin) 11 and Rockabilly Bass: Chinese plywood 1/2/3/4/5 bass manufactured in the Czech Republic (strunal) 11/22/33/44 bass manufactured in Romania (hora) 1/11/111 plywood 2 / 22 plywood, solid top 3 / 33 with massive flat back 4 / 44 with massive arched back 5 solid wood with arched back and flamed wood E is for ebony W is for "washed finish (antique look) the 2/22/3/33/4/44/5 have a ebony fingerboard for the 33 , a friend play this bass and for the price this is a really good bass, nice finish, good sound, well play, really a good deal!

Summary Standard and deluxe set will disappear, replaced by: GutTwin wound E with A, D and G normal (new nylon soulless kevlar) GutTwin 47' wound E and A, D and G normal (new nylon soulless kevlar) Resolution (Red) D and G

hello, I just saw on a forum that Lambert came out of the new strings: the new Lambert strings(gut twin) is not made with the same material used for the Lambert Deluxe. The "weedwacker" product from Oregon has a certain number of limit : the inner core in kevlar is making the string feeling a kind of spongy when you play at high speed. Even with all the treatment we know, it is not possible to improve the material. We have invest a lot of the money in our "own nylon" product. We have now a stock of nylon made in France only for us with our own specification, and not something from the motoculture range like weedwacker. We will end soon the Deluxe and new Deluxe production, we will have a 100% French product, only with French supplier for the raw material (the wound stuff for example). This nylon we use is not available anywhere else, we had to brought a very big quantity in order to have our own nylon, believe it it's a real lot of money !!! So we have a nylon with high response, better tension, more compression (like gut) with better harmonic and longer sustain than usual. No more ugly inner core, nicer gut color. The New E is different from the actual Wound E deluxe, more tension, more tone even if you play in slap style (yes you can play a boogie in F starting with low F and you can use F#, G,G# too...). The Gut Twin E is made with a steel wound over nylon than a nylon wound over steel, both flattened, the Gut Twin A will be able available in plain nylon (for gut lover) or in nylon with nylon wound flattened too (for "ex steel string player"). Both A are same tension, Wound A has more sustain than plain nylon A, same compression but more harmonics. We are naming those two sets, the "Gut Twin" ( for set with plain A ) and "Gut Twin '47" ( for wound A). The '47 is because of the year of the very first nylon string made for musical instrument. E and A wound string will be available with two finition : Mojo for "used" and it will be the standard production. Classic for the "clean" and look like new as an option. We don't want to have the buckle end for this line, as we are nuts, we will use only knots to make the string looking like real gut string. et une petite video:

if you want to play weedwacker, you must play with Lambert Strings, they resemble gut, both in sound and in touch. Lambert offers several types of strings, one of which Wound E substain and is playable, there are also a G 0.80 with a sound full of harmony and they also offer half a set D & G red in homage to the red O Ray, which they are made for the jazz player who wants a typical sound of guts. [url="http://www.myspace.com/cordeslambert"]http://www.myspace.com/cordeslambert[/url] [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z0B5rEqfC_Q&feature=related"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z0B5rEqfC_Q...feature=related[/url] [url="http://www.youtube.com/user/tehcuodub#p/u/6/SFhNQeUQ0Eg"]http://www.youtube.com/user/tehcuodub#p/u/6/SFhNQeUQ0Eg[/url]

behind the numbers Thomann you can find the following system: 111 and Rockabilly basses: Chinese laminated basses. 1/2/3/4/5 basses built in Czech Republic. (strunal) 11/22/33/44 basses built in Romania (i think hora) 1/11/111 laminated basses 2/22 laminated basses with carved top 3/33 carved basses with flat back 4/44 carved basses with swelled back 5 carved basses with swelled back and flames E is for ebony fingerboard W is for "washed finish" (looks somewhat antique) All basses 2/22/3/33/4/44/5 offer an ebony fingerboard"

it sounds very good with a bow also, is like playing the gut without the sour side.

I take the topic flight, I playing on guts(Lenzner, kuerdschner, clef gut...), but it is expensive and that demand for maintenance, i found a perfect substitudes of plain gut, les cordes Lambert, same tension, same diameter, more substain an precision in A and E, but really not expensive(50€). a sample in slap and pizz by Paul King [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5P4Swu7Y_SY"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5P4Swu7Y_SY[/url] [url="http://www.myspace.com/cordeslambert"]http://www.myspace.com/cordeslambert[/url]

hello, it's been quite some time I test gut substitution and I just discovered les cordes Lambert, it's unbelievable I feel like a set of plain gut mounted on my bass, same tension, I think those frenchies have solved the A & E tension problem, big volume, same touch and color and really cheap for this quality, 60$ shipping include. [url="http://www.myspace.com/cordeslambert"]http://www.myspace.com/cordeslambert[/url] [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LlPm9PI7qxs"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LlPm9PI7qxs[/url] __________________