Light flatwound

[Neuroscar]

Right now im using the Rotosound Steve Harris SH77 ones on Loz's (hey man =) ) old P-Bass.
While im totally happy with the sound, im having a hard time with the A,D,G strings. I find their tension a bit too much for my fingers. However, im happy with the E one and will be keeping it.
So i'm thinking either a new set up with lower action, if the tech finds that's possible, or a new set of lower tension strings.
Could you suggest a set of strings that fits that description. Always searching for warm and mellow tone, im not after trebly or brilliant.
Any thickness is good (although the thicker the better).
Thanks.

[dannybuoy]

Try a set of Pyramid Golds or TI Flats. The Pyramids are thicker and mellower, sounds like they would fit the bill!

[iiipopes]

Fender 9050CL 45-60-80-105 have great medium light balanced tension. For anything lighter, most companies that make flats make a 45-95 or 100 set.

[ead]

+1 for the Fender 9050CLs. The TIs would be quick a radical shift after the Steve H set.

[miles'tone]

I agree TI's are a nono in this case - VERY light.
I personally love the Fender CL's - my string of choice on all my basses. BUT, I like them because they stay reasonably bright and growly for flats so prob not for you.

GHS Precision flats will do the job for you I believe in this case.