Group II Flats on my 30th

[Manfloozy]

I'm lazy, and this is prolly a dumb question, but what's the difference between Group II and III?

And don't say 1 or somebody's gettin' hurt...

String gauge, about .005 on the E string. Group IIs are stiffer, thicker, thumpier, etc. Group IIIs are more flexible.

Both are great strings, completely different from TIs.

 

[T-bone]

Boys Boys Boys,

Why in the world would you want to mess with the best sounding Stingray ever made? TI Flats? Are you kidding me?? Why that's, that's just not right.

tbone

 

[projectapollo]

Boys Boys Boys,

Why in the world would you want to mess with the best sounding Stingray ever made? TI Flats? Are you kidding me?? Why that's, that's just not right.

tbone

This bass is soooo good it needs to be tamed and domesticated for proper home use.

 

[Steamthief]

Boys Boys Boys,

Why in the world would you want to mess with the best sounding Stingray ever made? TI Flats? Are you kidding me?? Why that's, that's just not right.

tbone

Flats don't mess with the 30th, they enhance it.

 

[LawDaddy]

Big fan of the Group IIs. That .105 E just thumps, and the overall tension of the set is great for walking lines, but not too stiff. They just get better the longer they stay on.