Live Strings

Dave Cochran · From: Texas, USA

Can anyone give me an idea about the Live Strings? Been buying from Bobbe, really like them, and locals don't carry them.
Any good/bad reviews?
Dave Cochran
Montgomery, TX
Hey Wayne tyler let me hear from you!!

Rick Barnhart · From: Arizona, USA

You really ought to post in the correct category. With recent revelations, a post ilike this in the Gone Home section is likely to upset a lot of folks unnecessarily.
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Dave Grothusen · From: Scott City, Ks

Surely the moderator will get this moved. Live strings has a web site. livesteelstrings

Erv Niehaus · From: Litchfield, MN, USA

I am having very good results with Live Steel Strings.
I'm getting the best tone out of the high 3rd than I've ever gotten.

Steve Lipsey · From: Portland, Oregon, USA

do a search - there are some very long threads on these strings - all positive...
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Kevin Raymer · From: Chalybeate, Kentucky, USA

Check the web site.

Livesteelstrings.com

I ordered on tues, had them by Friday, and I ordered custom guages.

Good strings, Great people.

Kevin

Dave Cochran · From: Texas, USA

Foplks, my humble apologies. Was not aware I was still on the SAD topic and would not deliberatly do so. Again I do apologize.
Dave Cochran
Montgomery, TX

Richard Sinkler · From: aka: Rusty Strings -- Missoula, Montana

No need to apologize. Many threads posted on here are on subjects already discussed. Searching for old topics is a real pain in the butt and often yields so many results that are unrelated to your search. Go ahead and post your question. Different people will chime in on your thread that didn't post on a previous one, and some even change their minds on a subject. If there are previous posts, someone will bring it up and ask you to do a search. Some even go so far as to post links to them.
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Jason Lynch · From: Essex, United Kingdom

Up to recently I used SIT's. tried Jagwires and wasn't overly impressed so tried Live Steels.
Wow. Easiest to put on, tuned up th pitch easiest, stayed in easiest.. I've another set in reserve and will be buying more. I love them.

Richard Sinkler · From: aka: Rusty Strings -- Missoula, Montana

I really loved Jagwires, but when I couldn't get them, I switched to Live Steel Strings,and have never looked back. Great strings.
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Steve Lipsey · From: Portland, Oregon, USA

and think about trying their Cryogenic strings....they seem to last forever....
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Don Griffiths · From: Steelville, MO

I just put my first set on a few weeks ago and just loving them. No breakage, but mostly they just have that new string ((((ring)))) to them. Best I've tried.
And a plug for bOb and the USPS, and buying them through the forum. I ordered them in the early afternoon on a Thursday from the forum website,hoping to optimistically get them Monday. They were delivered in the mail the next day ,early Friday afternoon! How does he do it? Winking

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Tommy Boswell · From: Virginia, USA

Lane Gray · From: Topeka, KS

I find their website dreadful (characterized by lots of flash stuff that doesn't really do anything more than look flashy, and all instances of the phone number are in graphics, not a single place to copy and paste, but there's more), but their phone service wonderful.
I'll bet that the difference lies in a different gauge string or two.
Give them a call, they're really good on the phone. And I like their strings.
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Billy Henderson · From: Portland, AR, USA

Woa I am using Live Steel strings and my high third string sounds almost dead. I have changed it but still sounds almost dead. What could cause that? Is it the guitar (Zum) or the strings?

Lane Gray · From: Topeka, KS

I'd look for a little bit of schmutz on the arc of the finger. 90% of the time a string thunks when the rest sing, I find there's something under the string. Once, a small piece of lint did it.
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2 pedal steels, a lapStrat, and an 8-string Dobro (and 3 ukes)
More amps than guitars, and not many effects

Joachim Kettner · From: Germany

Lane Gray · From: Topeka, KS

In the suburbs of DC where I grew up, Yiddish was as common as spaghetti: I think there were 6 Jewish families on my block alone (including my next door neighbors)
English is GREATLY enhanced by yiddishims. Of course, the Marxes and Youngmans didn't hurt either.
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More amps than guitars, and not many effects

Joachim Kettner · From: Germany

Interesting. Back in the sixties I used to buy my jeans fom a jewish man, he had all sorts of colors. The store had a special vibe. Sorry for the topic drift.
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