Creeper

Yep they are on the bass and under tension, I think it’s the gaps in the winding which make the ti’s feel so smooth, reducing the friction

for more modern funk: Phat fred (just awesome!) new mastersounds Vulfpeck deep street soul fearless flyers..

I’ve always been a combo man and had some pretty decent gear over the years from AER amp one, Mark bass CMD121p, Mesa Walkabout, SWR Redhead, Peavy Bam, (what an amp, just weighs sooo much) and a Tecamp 212 combo, but this Eich takes some beating, I took it to my first practice last night, it weighs nothing, looks and sounds great and has more than enough headroom, as much as I loved my amp one, it’s been blown away by this.... the Mark bass would probably be the best to compare it with since they are both 12 inch speakers and similar power, but the Eich is louder and not as sterile sounding as the Mark bass, it cut through effortlessly, just need a gig now...

Just to give you one more to think about, I have the Eich 112pro which is tiny, 500 watts, full and creamy sounding, top quality build and louder than both the AER amp one and the Mark bass CMD121p (I’ve had both). it’s not cheap though...

Not as high tension as chromes, and not as bright, I also found them to be not as grabby in the fingers, these are excellent strings.

Bought an Eich BC112pro from Adam, fantastic communication and arrived the next day, item just as described, like new. great basschatter..

1972 tort (top) and 1969 tort (bottom)