Ernie Ball 2832 Regular Slinky

My favourite brand of guitar strings and seeing as 10-46 are my favourite gauge for E standard, I wanted to give these a try as well for my bass, seeing as lighter strings were feeling quite off.
Ernie Ball strings are well made, they sound good and last for at least 2-3 months of regular playing.
Seeing as most of my guitars are equipped with a Floyd Rose bridge (or other tremolo system) I rarely have the desire to experiment with other strings, yet I don't really see the need to. This set of bass strings is actually for my first bass guitar, so I can't tell how long they will last, yet right now they sound amazing. The only "issue" is that these are somewhat high-tension for E Standard and i really had to push my truss rod on a Squier Affinity PJ Bass to the limit. But I really wanted strings stiffer than Fender 45's.
As of now, great strings and I would recommend them to anyone.

Been playing bass for over 30 years now and in that time I have occasionally tried a few other brands. While some were not overly disappointing, I still found myself going back to the Ernie Ball's.

First off I believe strings are a personal preference thing on a tactile level and can also drastically change the sound of your guitar.

For me the strings work on both levels, feeling smooth and comfortable to play with a fast response. New strings always sound too "jangly" for the first few hours, but after the EB's settle in they give a rich full thick full bodied sound through the right amp. I predominantly play a Precision Bass through Marshall amps and would use no other strings on it.

With Ernie Ball, the bass string prices are a little strong but quality and reliability have never been an issue. At times I have left these strings on a bass for several years and they continued to sound shockingly good.

The only way I think they could possibly be improved was if they came with silks on the ends to protect the tuners a bit, but this really is a minor detail.

All said and done, in my opinion they are the best out there and so long as they don't change, I will continue to use them in all my bass work.

Very highly recommended.