Dunlop DBFS50110 Stainless Steel Flatwound Long Scale 50-110
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Jim Dunlop
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The classic flatwound sound with the durability of stainless steel
The Jim Dunlop DBFS50110 are flatwound bass strings designed for musicians seeking a round, rich, and authentic tonal signature. Thanks to their stainless steel construction, they deliver a solid response, a strong presence in the low end, and remarkable durability even under intensive use.
Playing comfort and control: from groove to precise playing
With their smooth surface typical of flatwounds, these strings provide immediate comfort and reduce finger noise, making them an excellent choice for recording, live performance, or any context where clean playing matters. The 50-110 gauge offers good finger support and a stable feel while maintaining a pleasant tension balance to smoothly execute bass lines consistently.
Technical specifications
| Format | Bass | 1st cord pull | 50 |
| Tension | Hard | Nbr of strings | 4 |
| Type of cord attachment | Ball end | Material | stainless steel |
| Category | 4-string bass | Special feature | long scale |
| Draw | 50-70-90-110 | ||
| Model | Jim Dunlop DBFS50110 | Gauge | 50-110 |
| Winding type | flatwound | Number of strings | 4 |
| Length | long scale | ||
Questions frequently asked
Are these strings suitable for a 4-string bass?
This set is designed for 4-string basses and includes gauges .050, .070, .090, and .110.
What tone do the Dunlop DBFS50110 strings produce?
The flatwound string promotes a round and rich signature. Stainless steel provides a strong presence in the low frequency range.
Is the 50-110 gauge firm under the fingers?
With a first string at .050 and a fourth at .110, this gauge offers stable tension. The tension is reported as balanced to maintain consistency in bass lines.
Do stainless steel flatwound strings reduce finger noise?
The smooth surface of the flatwound reduces finger noise and encourages cleaner playing, especially during recording.
What is the reference of this string set?
The indicated reference is Jim Dunlop DBFS50110, featuring stainless steel flatwound construction. This material is reported to offer good durability, even with heavy use.
