Do you cat's use Slinky Hybrid Stainless Steel string's?

[Bobbo 77]

Bueno,
Been wanting to try these Slinky Hybrid Stainless Steel strings, .45-.100. Do any one of you's out there use these on your Pre Ernie's, and your Ernie ball 4's, and how's is the tone? I usually use the regular nickle slinky's, and like to get your opinion's!

Bobbo 77'

 

[phatduckk]

never used them myself but have been wanting to try 'em out as well. im guessing they'll be nice n bright

 

[NorM]

From the Skinny string side I accidentily bought some once. They tore up my hands. I could see fret ware happening. OMG they were bright. But after about 2 hours of playing I was screaming louder than my guitar. A pick and the lightest of touches with your fret hand are my recomemdations for Stainless Steel Strings.
People react differently to different metals. Nickel is a metal that everyone seems to get along with easier.

 

[Darth Tater]

I don't use them on my Bongo, but I use them on my ESP J4. I have some sound clips of them right here:
http://www.chuckamuck.com/guitars/basses

They are great strings for what I want out of that bass (in your face Geddy Lee type growl).

 

[phatduckk]

From the Skinny string side I accidentily bought some once. They tore up my hands. I could see fret ware happening. OMG they were bright. But after about 2 hours of playing I was screaming louder than my guitar. A pick and the lightest of touches with your fret hand are my recomemdations for Stainless Steel Strings.
People react differently to different metals. Nickel is a metal that everyone seems to get along with easier.

bling bling ... im all about the brights. i gotta get me a set and see how i like em compared to my trusty DR HiBeams