Warwick 42210 ML Red Label 4-stars Reviews

tangy!

great strings with the stainless sounding tang.

sometimes with a dead sounding string mostly the E', undoing it and twisting the string as if to wind the coils up in the string tighter can resolve this.

great value for money.

Very good value strings

I've used these for years with very few issues. Sound fine, nice feel.

Very good quality/price ratio

I've been using these strings for years now, on 4-5-6 and Extended Range basses alike.

I've always been happy with them, they don't last long but they're cheap and sound good, very bright but a bit too aggressive on frets and fingers if you're an aggressive player.

Apart from their short life, another problem the chinese made string has is poor intonation: often I had to throw the bridge saddles back and forth to find a good intonation at the 12th fret and a few times I got bad sets with an unusable low E with an "inner buzz" when played open. Certainly bad news on a 30euros set but no big deal when you pay ?9.90. I'll keep using them for sure.

I play gigs most weeks, and have a need to have decent reliable strings that I can afford. Since I discovered Warwick Red, I havent looked back - the balance of quality versus affordability is the best I have come across. I dont see the point of spending lots more money to get little extra performance. The sound is bright, is even across all 4 strings, and deals with changes in temperature without undue tuning difficulties. Highly recommended,