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Anyone know what Peter Bernstein uses?
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06-10-2016 11:17 AM
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Originally Posted by cmajor9
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Originally Posted by Marty Grass
i can't bear the squeak I get with rounds
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Originally Posted by pingu
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Originally Posted by pingu
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Originally Posted by Boston Joe
I think it was Segovia who said it's just part of the sound of the instrument. I don't mind it like most I've spent some time practicing to keeping it minimal. In a band setting it gets lost in the overall sound.
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This forum poll has some interesting results: Poll - Do you use Roundwound or Flatwound Strings?
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Anybody ever use half rounds/ground rounds?
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Originally Posted by edh
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Currently trying out George L steel 12 gauge with wound G after trying Chromes which I liked for a few weeks but they died pretty quick.
The George L's are not bad actually and pretty cheap. Huge bottom end gets my 175 close to the Kenny Burrell Midnight Blue sound, better clarity then TI Bebop for 1/3rd of the price.
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It's the loud music the young 'uns grew up with. Damaged hearing and all. They require round wounds to hear themselves.
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Saw Herb Ellis play with a big band, you could not hear him. Big band was one of the loudest gigs I have ever been to.
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This would explain why Strings and Beyond are clearing out their T-I flat wounds.
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just wanted to comment saying dan wilson uses flats, not round. He was my teacher for 3 years and the whole time he used d'addario chromes (12's I'm pretty sure).
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Originally Posted by BigDaddyLoveHandles
I just checked their sale and it's on all TI's- -including violin strings.
Just curious I guess.
Thx
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I used to HATE the squeak. But for some stuff I needed some rounds. I realized if I got an hour or so on em and maybe used some fast fret the squeak wasn't that bad anymore. That's on a solidbody though.
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I use rounds on my archtop and flats on my Tele. Go figure. I use LaBella flats on my nylon strings, too.
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Miles Okazaki, a frequent collaborator with Steve Coleman and participant in some very adventurous music, plays flatwounds (14s I believe).
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I'm not too concerned with the strings and guitars others use, but rather what sounds good to me. Each guitar has its own voice, so to use flats or rounds on a guitar simply because someone else uses them doesn't make sense to me. Whatever sounds best to me on each of my guitars is what I use. My Artist Award likes TI Jazz Bebop rounds, but my X-500 and Aristocrat like Chromes flats.
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