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Goedkoop maar teleurstellend
Ik zocht wat nieuwe snaren van mijn bass, ik begon namelijk met Flatwound strings maar slapp bass klinkt (vind ik persoonlijk) niet erg lekker op Flatwounds. Dus ik dacht, laat ik even testen of deze harley benton snaren het waard zijn. Eerst dacht ik van wel maar toen ik slapp bass aan het spelen was brak de G snaar opeens doormidden. Hoewel je natuurlijk niet heel veel moet verwachten van bass snaren van maar ¤5,- was ik toch een teleurgesteld omdat ik dacht dat harley benton zo'n geweldig prijs-kwaliteit verhouding had. Ik raad het niet aan om deze snaren te kopen. Het is een verspilling van je tijd en het kleine beetje geld.
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Don't try these at home
The price seems to dictate that you can't go wrong. Not quite.
My secondhand Pbass needed new strings as the D was dead. The others still produced that typical growl and punch of a P-style..
Putting these on gives a very clear, bright sound where the trebles overpower the mids. The bass has no presence. It's a very one-dimensional and mechanical sound. It lacks character and it is very one-dimensional. What's more: it takes away the character of your instrument. I cannot even begin to imagine what these would do to a Jbass.
Different amp settings offer very little relief. Overdrive and gain get them to work. Which is not an area where I want to go.
The silk retro-looking orange windings are to short; on the G the metal touches the post of the tuner with increased risk of breakage. On the other end was the silk on the D too long; you don't want to have that as it dampens the string. Had too peel that back.
I suppose that if your sound comes from your amp (metal?) these will work, if it comes from your instrument, look for something else.
After a few hours of play the brightness starts to wear off a little, which in this case is a pro. The overpowering highs are going, but it stays very mechanical. As hanging wire for paintings they turn out to be great.
Pros:
- price
Cons:
- liveless, characterless and mechanical sounding
- silk winding not up to parr
My secondhand Pbass needed new strings as the D was dead. The others still produced that typical growl and punch of a P-style..
Putting these on gives a very clear, bright sound where the trebles overpower the mids. The bass has no presence. It's a very one-dimensional and mechanical sound. It lacks character and it is very one-dimensional. What's more: it takes away the character of your instrument. I cannot even begin to imagine what these would do to a Jbass.
Different amp settings offer very little relief. Overdrive and gain get them to work. Which is not an area where I want to go.
The silk retro-looking orange windings are to short; on the G the metal touches the post of the tuner with increased risk of breakage. On the other end was the silk on the D too long; you don't want to have that as it dampens the string. Had too peel that back.
I suppose that if your sound comes from your amp (metal?) these will work, if it comes from your instrument, look for something else.
After a few hours of play the brightness starts to wear off a little, which in this case is a pro. The overpowering highs are going, but it stays very mechanical. As hanging wire for paintings they turn out to be great.
Pros:
- price
Cons:
- liveless, characterless and mechanical sounding
- silk winding not up to parr
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ging niet lang mee
deze snaren klinken qua geluid niet erg gebalanceerd met veel hoge tonen en weinig bas, ook gingen ze maar ongeveer twee weken mee toen de g zichzelf ontwond. verder zijn ze ook een beetje ruw voor de vingers.
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