Dunlop DBFS45105S Stainless Steel Flatwound Short Scale 45-105
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Jim Dunlop
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A premium "flatwound" feel for short scale basses
The Jim Dunlop DBFS45105S is aimed at bassists who want the comfort and consistency of flatwound strings on a short scale bass. Thanks to stainless steel, the set maintains stable response and good longevity, while offering a fast feel ideal for fingerstyle playing, pick lines, or position-based riffs.
Technical specifications
| Tension | Medium | Nbr of strings | 4 |
| Type of cord attachment | Ball end | Spun | flat |
| Category | 4-string bass | Material | stainless steel |
| Draw | 45-60-80-105 | Special feature | short scale |
| 1st cord pull | 45 | ||
| Brand | Jim Dunlop | Construction | flatwound |
| Model | DBFS45105S | Length | short scale |
| Instrument | electric bass | Gauge | 45-105 |
| Type | string set | ||
Questions frequently asked
Are these strings suitable for a short scale bass?
This set is specifically designed for short scale basses and includes 4 strings.
What are the gauges of the Dunlop DBFS45105S set?
The gauges are .045, .060, .080, and .105. The first string has a gauge of .045 and the fourth string .105.
What type of winding is used on this set?
The flatwound construction provides a smooth feel, suitable for shifting positions.
Are the Dunlop DBFS45105S strings made of stainless steel?
Stainless steel is the material of these strings. This construction is designed to maintain stable response and good longevity.
For which playing style are the 45-105 flatwound strings recommended?
The 45-105 gauge and flatwound design are recommended for lines played with a pick or fingers. The comfort is also intended for position playing.
