Ernie Ball Super Slinkys etc

I ve read another post about those strings, but before I buy I need to know:

They are light gauged right?
The tone is not TOO bright?

I 'd like some easy strings so my slides can be heard and my slapping too, should I get Super Slinkys?
And of course I love the deep sound of the bass, I wouldnt like them to be TOO high as a tone.

Is Ernie Ball SSlinkys pack the solution?

Nocturnal_Pulse wrote:I ve read another post about those strings, but before I buy I need to know:

They are light gauged right?
The tone is not TOO bright?

I 'd like some easy strings so my slides can be heard and my slapping too, should I get Super Slinkys?
And of course I love the deep sound of the bass, I wouldnt like them to be TOO high as a tone.

Is Ernie Ball SSlinkys pack the solution?

Uh. Im not 100% sure. But I use the ones in the orange packet. Theyre amazing for everything.

Drakon7 wrote:

Nocturnal_Pulse wrote:I ve read another post about those strings, but before I buy I need to know:

They are light gauged right?
The tone is not TOO bright?

I 'd like some easy strings so my slides can be heard and my slapping too, should I get Super Slinkys?
And of course I love the deep sound of the bass, I wouldnt like them to be TOO high as a tone.

Is Ernie Ball SSlinkys pack the solution?

Uh. Im not 100% sure. But I use the ones in the orange packet. Theyre amazing for everything.

Those?

I reccomend the orange ones. Dont remember which specific kind of ernie balls they are though?

Really depends on your tuning. That's my favorite brand. I use Power Slinkys. You can order each string individually also. Like, mix and match.

Power Slinkys have big gauge no?

Dunno I am just asking because they are a bit pricy for me now but I might start with the blue pack or orange pack...

And you are right Sam, maybe I'll do some mix and max, experiment and practice is the best answer for me I guess