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Gauges 45-65-85-105. GHS has made the highest-quality strings since 1964 and Bass Boomers are their most popular bass strings. They are also nickel-plated to go easy on the frets.
I've had these strings on my bass for a while now, and I'm about to change to some Rotosound flatwounds. They're really good strings, and I've been happy with them, they just aren't my sound. I recommend them to any funky bass player, pop n' slap sounds great on them.
Reviewed by Entwistle_Fan on 6/18/2008 who plays Classic, Hard, and Psychedelic Rock.
these r really nice strings,7 sound great....but my only deal is that I tink these r only good 4 like punk rock & stuff....and im more of a meta guy. :)
Reviewed by tony pepper on 1/23/2008 who plays metal,hardcore.
The GHS bass boomers are good strings, but I don't like to use my fingers while playing with these strings. The strings give of a nice sound, but they can hurt your fingers. Over all I say if you play with a bass pick these would be good strings for you.
Reviewed by wicked555 on 4/16/2007 who plays metal, screamo, grind core.
I have been using these for about 6 months, 1-4 times a week for about an hour each time, and my fingertips are torn up. After playing, my fingertips are on fire and have a layer or two of skin peeling off. I know I play hard, but this never happened with my Ernie Ball Slinky strings.
Reviewed by ATLmusicMAN on 10/16/2006 who plays Rock, Funk, Jazz, Gospel.
