GHS 3050M/5 Flatwound

I have this set of strings and I like this GHS set, because it has the right string dimensions .045 - .126 for my fretless Warwick bass, but the set has an awesome, deep and meaty sound if you like the double bass sound and the growl, that you also can achieve using this set. The strings come to a good, reasonable price at Thomann's.

The only downside is, that the B-string can get dull or muffled, if you use them on a 34" bass.

Bottom line: A great set of good flatwounds at a great price

I bought this set for my 5 stringed e-bass and can't be happier, they suit my bass quite well I think.
The sound on my active bass is perfect to play sort of fusion jazz or world music, they are not too punchy or bright, I believe they are not too good to play rock, heavy metal or hard stuff where you may want more of a sharp cutting sound, also not good to play slap style, they are just too thick and also hard to bend, plus when doing so seems they might not take it too well and might snap.
My bass guitar is quite a cheap one but with a proper set up and with this strings and plugged to a good cabinet makes a good sound, like I said I feel this set is more adequate to play certain styles, not too aggressively will do.
The feel on the touch is very good too, satin like, and being thick reminds of a double bass, also keeps my nails in good shape to play guitar!
On the negative side you might have to mod your axe if the gauge of your nut is too narrow to accommodate the new set, also it takes a bit to get used to this thick strings under your fingers