Hi everyone,
I've been using 9-42 super slinky's on my LP for a long time. But figured i could use some more stiffness in the fist two bass E and A strings. Turned out HYBRID Slinkys 2222 9-46 were perfect, still retaining the ease of bending but not going out of tune when hitting bass strings. But recently i have this feeling new sets of strings feel stiffer than before.
I'm usually sensitive to those things, i thought it will go away after few days. But nothing changed. The treble strings feel more difficult to bend than usual. I thought - maybe a faulty set. But no, i changed the strings and still get the same feeling. Somehow the B string feels much better - quite flexible and easy to bend, but E and G are still too stiff.
Is there any problem with the consistency of the production? I didn't change my guitar setup, didn't change bridge or tailpiece height.
I thought about getting Rock'n Rolls 2252 9-46 but looks like they have ad different vibe and sound characteristics.
I've been using 9-42 super slinky's on my LP for a long time. But figured i could use some more stiffness in the fist two bass E and A strings. Turned out HYBRID Slinkys 2222 9-46 were perfect, still retaining the ease of bending but not going out of tune when hitting bass strings. But recently i have this feeling new sets of strings feel stiffer than before.
I'm usually sensitive to those things, i thought it will go away after few days. But nothing changed. The treble strings feel more difficult to bend than usual. I thought - maybe a faulty set. But no, i changed the strings and still get the same feeling. Somehow the B string feels much better - quite flexible and easy to bend, but E and G are still too stiff.
Is there any problem with the consistency of the production? I didn't change my guitar setup, didn't change bridge or tailpiece height.
I thought about getting Rock'n Rolls 2252 9-46 but looks like they have ad different vibe and sound characteristics.