Dunlop ELECTRIC STRINGS NICKEL PLATED STEEL UNIT SOLID STEEL 009
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Jim Dunlop
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A reliable replacement string to stay in tune... and inspired
When a string breaks during rehearsal, in the studio, or just before playing, the goal is simple: replace it quickly without sacrificing tone or feel. The Jim Dunlop Nickel Plated Steel Plain Steel 09 is a single electric guitar string designed for demanding musicians who want to maintain a clear sound and precise response.
Thanks to its plain steel construction with nickel plating, it delivers a bright timbre and a crisp attack while offering a pleasant feel under the fingers. Whether you lean towards rock, blues, or any other style, it naturally integrates into your playing and allows you to quickly resume with a consistent output.
Technical specifications
| Category | Electric single string | Spun | None |
| Draw | 9 | Material | steel |
| Nbr of strings | 1 | ||
| Gauge | 0.009 | Tone | bright and dynamic |
Questions frequently asked
Does this string fit as a replacement for a .009 treble string?
This reference is a single electric string with a gauge of 0.009, corresponding to gauge 9. It is plain, which corresponds to a treble string.
What sound does a 0.009 nickel-plated steel string produce?
The steel construction with nickel plating delivers a bright and dynamic tone. The attack is described as clear, with precise response.
Is the Dunlop Nickel Plated Steel Plain 09 sold individually?
The packaging includes a single string. It is therefore a targeted replacement solution rather than a full set.
Is this .009 string wound?
No, this 0.009 gauge string has no winding.
For which styles is this electric string suitable?
Its bright timbre and clear attack fit rock and blues genres. The nickel-plated steel design maintains a comfortable feel under the fingers. It allows replacing one string while seeking a consistent sound.



