Originally ordered the flats but they never arrived. I was considering reordering them but couldn’t because they were unavailable. Amazon did give me a refund so I decided to try the round wounds which sound good.

Sound great, long life, intonate well on my bass vi copy

Non hanno risolto il problema del Mi basso ballerino sullo Squier VI. E inoltre costano un botto. Meglio usare le ben più' economiche D'Addario per quanto mi riguarda.

in response to Andrea from the UK. if you are having intonation problems across many strings and they feel soft, it isn't a strings problem. your setup is not right. Most often when I see these problems with new strings, especially if the new strings are thicker, it is because the action is too high. if they feel soft across all frets, the nut might need to be filed to fit the strings better. if it is a problem on many frets but not the first, the truss rod might need adjusting. if it is only the frets nearer the bridge, (say from 5th or 7th down) then the bridge needs to be lowered. I saw one case where a neck was replaced by the owner, and there was enough sawdust in the joint that the neck didn't sit perfectly flat. had to take off the neck, sand both the neck and neckjoint in the body and reassemble. I also have had many guitars especially basses where the nut was only filed the minimum, little more than a scratch in the bone. in such cases, unless you really know what you are doing, have a pro setup your guitar. don;'t blame the best strings on the market.

Didn't fit my Gretsch bass VI, especially the lower E. Difficult to keep in tune because of the looseness of the lower string.

Best my Squire Bass VI has sounded, much fuller and richer tone than the standard Fender strings that came with it, was hoping to get less clanking on the fretboard and it has in part delivered. Next up I need to buy a Staytrem Bridge to complete the sound and get the action it deserves.