Dunlop DBSBN45125S Nickel Wound Plated Steel Short 5C 45-125
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Jim Dunlop
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A short scale set designed for dynamics and reliability in real playing conditions
The Jim Dunlop DBSBN45125S strings are aimed at bassists seeking a reliable string set that maintains its character through rehearsals and gigs. The nickel plated steel winding provides a quick response and a "full" tone, with an effective balance between attack and warmth. Thanks to their short scale format and 45-125 gauge, they offer a solid feel and convincing foundation on the low string, while retaining good articulation for fast runs and dynamic nuances.
Technical specifications
| Format | Bass | 1st cord pull | 45 |
| Tension | Medium | Nbr of strings | 5 |
| Type of cord attachment | Ball end | Special feature | short scale |
| Category | Bass | ||
| String type | Bass | Material | Nickel plated steel |
| Number of strings | 5 | Gauges | 45-65-85-105-125 |
| Size | Short Scale | ||
Questions frequently asked
Are these strings suitable for a 5-string short scale bass?
This set is designed in the short scale format and includes 5 strings, with gauges of 45-65-85-105-125.
What is the gauge range of the Dunlop DBSBN45125S?
The gauge ranges from .045 to .125. The .125 heavy string provides a solid foundation on a 5-string bass.
What tone do nickel-plated steel strings produce?
The nickel-plated steel winding delivers a quick response and a full tone. The attack remains balanced with a roundness suited to playing nuances.
Is the low B string gauge .125?
Yes, the fifth string in this set has a gauge of .125.
Do these strings maintain their character during rehearsals and on stage?
The DBSBN45125S model is presented as a reliable set, designed to retain its character throughout rehearsals and gigs. Its nickel-plated steel winding promotes a defined attack. The articulation is suitable for fast passages.



