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These strings are not made anymore 

I knew the risks when I got a couple sets on here recently. Maybe it’s just because they are different? But I really like them 

swapped out my Spiros and all of a sudden my bass is alive again 

I really like them and want to find a really good replacement set. Looking around I can see people saying a mixed set of Evah E A with Oliv D G or the Evah Slaps with gut DG


I have Evah E A I can try but not convinced they are anything like the Animas

 

i have tried Spiro Weich E A with Evah weich D G and worked well but sounded weak compared to the Animas. 

 

looking for opinions and advice on strings I can try. 
thanks

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3 hours ago, Beedster said:

Ouch, I had the same problem a few years back, not sure I can help much, but I can empathise :( 

Thanks Beedster

I admit that  am a bit behind the curve and I am sure it will pass once the first string breaks on a gig 😂 

 

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My take on string selection is that they’re one component of a tripartite system - strings, instrument, player. I love Gamuts on my 4/4, and if I play my Evahs the same way on the same instrument they don’t work for me. But if I back right off on the Evahs and use more pad and less bone in the finger, I can get close(r) to that lovely airy tone. I don’t think there’ one string to rule them all, just a moving triangle of parameters 👍

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Update - they are off. I played in a hot venue and had to tune every song, then I read more about breakages. I have put a set of Evahs on for now until I get the courage to put the Animas back on. Got me thinking I need another bass to try strings..

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5 minutes ago, adriansmith247 said:

Update - they are off. I played in a hot venue and had to tune every song, then I read more about breakages. I have put a set of Evahs on for now until I get the courage to put the Animas back on. Got me thinking I need another bass to try strings..


I suspect there’s a reason they stopped making them 👍

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16 minutes ago, adriansmith247 said:

Got me thinking I need another bass to try strings..

Now that’s a novel reason for GAS ;) :D 

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What kind of music are you playing and what sound do you want?

 

For a deep, rich sound with a pliable string I found Spiro Solos de-tuned to Orchestral pitch are a great choice. I’ve used mine for over 100 gigs so far and they’ve been faultless.

 

 

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