Dunlop 6105C10 FRETWIRE BULK TUBE 4,5KG
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Jim Dunlop
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A Fret Designed for Precision, from Fine Setup to Complete Refretting
The Jim Dunlop 6105C10 fretwire is aimed at luthiers, workshops, and repair technicians seeking consistent fretwire, ready to support both restorations and new necks. Its 6105 profile, renowned for its balance, provides a comfortable feel under the fingers and promotes clean intonation when the fretboard is perfectly leveled. In a workshop setting, the 4.5 kg bulk format is a real time saver: you have a stock suited for frequent replacements, building projects, and interventions where material consistency makes all the difference.
Technical specifications
| Category | spare part | Quantity | 4 |
| Instrument | electric, acoustic, guitar | ||
| Bulk quantity | 4.5 kg of frets | Material | typically composed of a nickel silver alloy |
| Manufacturer | Dunlop | Usage | suitable for guitar repair or manufacturing |
| Profile | 6105, preferred for its medium height and width | Compatibility | fits most modern and vintage style necks |
Questions frequently asked
What fretwire profile is used on the Dunlop 6105C10 tube?
The 6105C10 reference uses the 6105 profile, characterized in the description by medium height and width. This format is known for its balance and a comfortable feel under the fingers.
How much fretwire does this tube contain?
The bulk packaging contains 4.5 kg of frets. This volume meets the needs of a workshop performing frequent replacements or neck constructions.
Is the 6105 fretwire suitable for refretting a guitar?
Designed for both repair and guitar manufacturing, this fretwire can be used for a complete refret. The consistency of the material suits restoration work and new neck projects.
What material are the 6105C10 frets made of?
The frets are generally made from a nickel silver alloy.
Is this profile compatible with a vintage neck?
The 6105 profile fits most modern and vintage-style necks. Precise leveling of the fretboard promotes clean intonation.
