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TIL just the other day Doyle Wolfgang Von Frankenstein (Von Frankenstein Monster Gear) makes guitar strings, so I ordered some. These are chonky heavies - I'm using these for jammin' in Drop C and C#. they do not like to go slow and sound better the harder you play.

TIL just the other day Doyle Wolfgang Von Frankenstein (Von Frankenstein Monster Gear) makes guitar strings, so I ordered some. These are chonky heavies - I'm using these for jammin' in Drop C and C#. they do not like to go slow and sound better the harder you play.

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That would make more sense, but hese strings are amazing, I ain't complaining! I havent had drop c sound so fluid.

I got em here: monster gear (vonfrankensteinmonstergear.com)

I'm curious to know which you end up trying

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I play in C Standard with these strings DR DDT Bass Strings. (media.guitarcenter.com) Love them so far.

I use medium Ernie Balls for standard tuning, Edit I might try the heavy 55-125 Doyle strings.

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thanks for the link - ill have to give these a shot.

I'm a bit reserved taking my setup to standard, so i guess ill either have to wait for change-out or just get another bass - i like the latter better.

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Yea I have 3 electrics 2 4 string one 5 string, and an acoustic 4 string bass. So E Standard, C Standard and B Standard. Depending on what Im playing I take the E standard to drop D. I keep at standard because it keeps my scales right in my head, I get kinda fucked up on drop tunning, not thats it hard to figure out just more thinking hahaha.