Ernie Ball 2832 Regular Slinky

I tend to go for either these or GHS Bass Boomers.

Decent quality strings - sound tends to go a bit dull after a while so if you like em really bright sounding, then you may be changing them fairly often depending on how you play.

No silks to protect the tuners in case that bothers you.

Otherwise, can't really fault them..

It is quite possible that there are better strings out there, but these have served me well for many years. These strings stay in tune, last long (enough) and are well priced.

I have had these strings on my jazz bass for a while now and I don't like them. At first they were far far to bright and also made a lot of extra noise when playing. Now they have played in they are not as bright or noisy but it's still too much for my taste.

The quality is great as with all EB strings and if you want a very bright sound and don't mind the extra noise they might be good for you.

Bought these as backup strings and i currently use them and theyre really good and smooth, i havent had any problems with them.

Great quality strings, nice crunchy yet warm tone, great lows and mids, a little thin in the higher register, and a little bit too high gauge, but this is probably personal preference.
Overall, great strings for the price.

Cost effective strings which you can use in any bass. Sound is good and quality is ok. It is hard to cut these with playing too much. Ernie Ball is always a good choice.