I agree that GC makes beautifully musical sounding bass strings. The number is 416-755-7109. Be aware that these strings are wound opposite to American bass strings. This is important when twisting a full turn in the direction of the winding before installing. If this restringing job is a baby you probably won't encounter plate flange wedges but look at the bass/tenor flange (& others as well) to see if there is a wedge - if there is it may well fall out of place when the tension is let down. You can tape it in place to keep it there - if it already seems loose it might need further tapping in. You'll also want to tighten all plate bolts/screws with the tension down. Also when turning out the old pins don't do it high speed as that will burn the wood and cause jumping pins; touching the threads of the pins will have the same effect - use the chalk dust that they are packed in to keep your fingers dry. Have fun!!! Bruce Greig, RPT, NYC
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