Dunlop DBN60120 Nickel Wound Extra Heavy Drop 60-120
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Massive low end for drop tunings
The Jim Dunlop DBN60120 strings are aimed at bassists seeking a serious foundation in the low spectrum. With their 60-120 gauge, this set provides the necessary tension to keep notes clear and defined when dropping the tuning, while limiting the "floppy" string feel often encountered in drop tunings. The result: a more precise, stable bass with dynamics that follow pick and finger attacks without hesitation.
Nickel wound: punch, warmth, and longevity
The nickel winding contributes to a rich and powerful tone, with a musical balance between controlled brightness and roundness. Ideal for heavy riffs, modern lines, and grooves that need to stay thick in the mix. Designed to withstand repetitions, studio sessions, and live performances, these strings also emphasize solid durability to maintain their character and stability longer.
Technical specifications
| Tension | Extra hard | 1st cord pull | 60 |
| Type of cord attachment | Ball end | Nbr of strings | 4 |
| Category | 4-string bass | Material | nickel |
| Draw | 60-80-100-120 | Special feature | D tuning |
| Gauge | 60-120 | Type | Nickel Wound |
Questions frequently asked
Are these 60-120 strings suitable for drop tunings?
The 60-80-100-120 gauge set is designed to provide increased tension during drop tunings. This ensures that the low notes maintain better clarity and a less floppy feel.
For which bass are the Dunlop DBN60120 strings intended?
This set is intended for a 4-string bass. It includes four strings with gauges of .060, .080, .100, and .120.
What sound does the nickel winding produce?
The Nickel Wound wrapping delivers a rich tone, combining warmth with controlled brightness. It promotes a thick sound suitable for heavy riffs and modern lines.
Which string is the thinnest in the set?
The first string has a gauge of .060.
Are the DBN60120 strings suitable for pick playing?
The 60-120 gauge tension is designed to handle pick attacks. It also supports fingerstyle playing, providing stable dynamics in low tunings.
