the ernie ball super slinky 5-string bass strings are well worth the $ spent.

Ernie Ball, enough said

Been using Ernie Ball for 5 years now and they never disappoint!

These Ernie Ball strings sound awesome, for those that prefer a crisp tone.

If Ernie Ball is good enough for Tony Levin (Peter Gabriel, King Crimson), don't you think it's good enough for you?

There's no punchy mids, just the trebley high end that you always get with new strings, and the same fat bottom that my DR hi-beams had when I thought they were "dead."I have to say, Ernie Ball Super Slinkys are cheaper than DRs-- for a reason

I have been using Ernie Ball Super Slinkies for years on my P-bass

Another real factor in my recommendation is that nickel sounds better than Stainless Steel and Ernie Ball manufactures a quality string.

Love Ernie Ball!

I've used cheaper, and much more expensive, these Ernie Ball 110's are definitely my favorites!

Very happy with my purchase, have always liked Ernie Ball, quality products made in USA.

I decided, since these Ernie Ball Super Slinkys were cheaper, I'd try them out

I really like the way these Ernie Ball Super Slinky strings sound and feel

The ernie ball's are def louder

The low E has a noticeable punch and sustain

The low E has a noticeable punch and sustain

I'm surprised how well the B string plays

Every time I re string my bass with these bad boys I think about how much fun it would be to choke a

good string that works as it should for a decent price