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DR Strings Hi-Beams Light 5-String Bass Strings

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Description
Dr Strings Hi-Beams stainless steel bass strings are round wound and constructed on a round core, which is unique in the industry. Hi-Beams require much more time, care and extra steps to make than other bass strings. The extra effort DR expends results in a bass string that is highly flexible and musically bright without harshness. Hi-Beams are renowned for unusually long life, consistency and string-to-string balance. They don't eat your frets. Choose them for brightness and ease of playing. They fit virtually all scale lengths up to 37-3/4".



Features
- Gauges 40-60-80-100-120
- Round wound and constructed on a round core
- Highly flexible
- Musically bright without harshness
- Long life, consistency, and string-to-string balance
- Fit scale lengths up to 37-3/4"
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submitteda year ago
byJames
fromParis Tx
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
Best strings for the money.
Very good for slap
submitted15 years ago
byDan
fromCleveland, OH
I've used DR Long Necks for about 3 years, and decided to give the Hi Beams a try. I did like the bright tone, however I noticed that my fingers felt like they were getting caught on the string, which was discomforting. I also noticed that they are somewhat noisy. Just adjusting your fretting hand will result in a lot of noise. If you're more of a slap & pop kind of player, these strings are fantastic - maybe one of the best. I do a lot of both styles, and will probably try Nickel Lo Riders then Hi Beams again.
Great strings, but...
submitted18 years ago
bySR5
fromMinneapolis, MN
I gotta admit, these strings are great. VERY bright, and they last longer than any string I've ever owned. However, they're actually just too bright for my taste and aren't as comfortable to play on as flat wound strings. Because they're so bright, they produce a lot more noise than other strings I've used. Overall, great product, but just not what I prefer.
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