Do Rotosound Eat Frets?

Rotosound Jazz Bass strings have been around for a long time. They are notoriously nasty, evil sounding strings that eat frets for dinner.

Are Rotosound strings good?

They are good strings though. I have GHS bass boomers on my fretless and i hate them. they're not really the right kind of strings TBH. i love rotosound though, they're cheap yet also rather good, which is rare.

Are Flatwounds better for frets?

Flatwound strings tend to have a darker tone that emphasizes the note fundamental, with limited harmonic content compared to roundwound strings. Another big advantage to many players is their smoother playing feel, which can be easier on the fingertips, not to mention your fingerboard and frets.