Double Bass Help me identify these double bass strings!

[gabrielolortiga]

I don't know if this the correct place to post this treath, but I will be very appreciated if someone can help me.
I bought an used Strunal 3/4 double bass that came with these strings. Doing some research I found that according to the tailpiece end color, these will be Evah Pirazzi Mittel, but the colours on the peg end doesn´t match with the info on Pirastr's web: My G string is black, My D is red, My A is green and my E string is blue.
As I will be selling this set in order to get some Pirazzi Slaps!, I would like to confirm the exact model .

According to Pirastro:

Thanks!

 

[michael_t]

I've just asked the moderator to move this to the "Double Bass" side.

 

[TroyK]

I've just asked the moderator to move this to the "Double Bass" side.

Done.

I don't think those are Evah Pirazzi, though the tailpiece silk looks almost right. They could be the factory strings that came with the bass, in which case they will likely not have a brand or name that we can come up with.

Maybe someone else will.chime in with additional perspective.

 

[Francois Blais]

They seem to be Evahs, but mixed.
The E appears to be solo-gauge (F#4, blue silk)
Not sure about the A. If it's yellow, then it's a solo-gauge. (B3 or H3)
The D looks normal. (red?)
The G is not obvious. If it's brown, the it's the regular, but if it's gray, it's solo-gauge. (A1)

 

[TroyK]

Ah! Nice spotting, Francois. I stand corrected. I was surprised because usually those "factory strings NOS" don't look that much like Pirastro tail-end silks.

It is odd that someone would set up with solo strings, except for the D. @gabrielolortiga Does the D feel stiffer than the others?

 

[gabrielolortiga]

The D feels indeed stiffer than the others. The A string is green. Seems like a "puzzle" set or something

 

[TroyK]

If the D is the only non-solo string it might be worth replacing it with one before you buy the Slap set, just to see if that works for you on your bass. I can only imagine what having one string in the middle that much extra tension might be like.

 

[Francois Blais]

If the A is green, then it's an E!
That one must feel very stiff too, since it's tuned a fourth above it's intended pitch!

 

[gabrielolortiga]

I will measure the gauges to see if the A can be a E string tuning to A. Thanks so much!

 

[gabrielolortiga]

So far, I think, the D is the orchestal Mittel, the E a Solo string. I don't know what the G and the A might be.

 

[Francois Blais]

What’s the color of the G at the tuner?

Judging from the first pic, the A seems thinner than the E, so it doesn’t seem to be an E string there.
Could the silk be yellow or orangish?

 

[gabrielolortiga]

Mistery solved!. They're generic chinese strings . I will keep 'em just in case I want to sell the bass in the future. They don't sound bad at all

 

[Francois Blais]

I've never seen generic chinese bass strings with that color pattern.

 

[Francois Blais]

I may be wrong, but these could be the now discontinued Super-Sensitive Supreme bass strings.
At some point the silk was solid green at the bottom, but later went green with black spiral.