Rotosound RB45 Roto Bass 5-stars Reviews

Extraordinary

Sharp and precize tone, easy to play

Original and best

I think someone once told me Rotosound pretty much invented the modern way of making wound bass strings. I have no idea if thats true, but was i am sure of is that these strings feel great and the spectrum of sound they produce is massive. Roto's all the way for bass

Great Srings

These are my go-to strings, the only downside I have to give is that it does have the tip in whole, and that is purely aesthetic.

Great sound very durable, I use it on my fender p bass.

no complaints

night and day difference from the old set

Learning Funk

Good attack for funk. Bright. And at the same time this strings are good for another styles, for me - playing Bach and shuffle. For slap may be thick, little a bit, but sound is good

Nowatime no cons. Very good strings in this class price/options

Great Allrounder Strings

I use these strings on my Squier P-Bass, and I'm very happy with them. They deliver a bright punchy sound, without tying you to any particular music style or genre.

Great sound

I have been using this on my Jazz bass and I am completely satisfied with the quality and sound. Nice vintage/modern sound, trademark Rotosound sound but not as warm as their swing model. All-around strings.

I recomand them for P-Basses. They are thick and crisp. For jazz basses, maybe a little bit to glassy. But that's just me.

Good strings

Good strings in very good price

Cheap strings with great sound

I was really happy with this set of strings: for 16 euros you get a bright sounding booming set, good for almost all genres. They are not less than any other roundwound strings you would normally use. Maybe they wear a little more quickly, but for that price it is really fine. Unless you are looking for something particular with a characteristic sound, these strings will just do the job.