Dunlop DBN45125XL Nickel Wound Extra Long Scale 5C 45-125
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Jim Dunlop
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A Nickel Sound: Warmth, Roundness, and Presence
The Jim Dunlop DBN45125XL strings are designed to deliver a sound that is both round and defined, ideal for covering a wide range on a 5-string bass. The nickel winding highlights a warm musical character while maintaining the attack needed to stand out in a mix, whether you play fingerstyle, with a pick, or slap.
Technical specifications
| Tension | Medium | 1st cord pull | 45 |
| Type of cord attachment | Ball end | Nbr of strings | 5 |
| Category | 5-string bass | Material | nickel |
| Draw | 45-65-85-105-125 | Special feature | Extra Long Scale |
| Model | DBN45125XL | Length | Extra Long Scale |
| Type | bass guitar strings | Gauges | 45-125 |
| Number of strings | 5 | Use | stage and studio |
| Construction | Nickel Wound | Durability | resistant and long-lasting for extended use |
Questions frequently asked
Are these strings suitable for an extra-long scale 5-string bass?
The DBN45125XL set is specifically marked Extra Long Scale. It is designed for a 5-string bass and includes gauges 45-65-85-105-125.
What is the gauge of the Dunlop DBN45125XL?
The first string is .045 and the fifth is .125. The full set is .045, .065, .085, .105, and .125.
What sound do Nickel Wound 45-125 bass strings produce?
The nickel winding provides a warm and round tone. The attack remains defined to maintain presence in a mix.
Are Dunlop DBN45125XL suitable for slap and pick playing?
This Nickel Wound construction is designed for fingerstyle, pick, and slap playing. The tension is indicated as balanced.
Can this string set be used both in studio and on stage?
These strings are specified for both stage and studio use. Their design is advertised as durable and resistant for extended use.
