Dunlop LKS50105 Lemmy Signature Stainless Steel 50-105
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Jim Dunlop
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A 50-105 gauge that delivers body without holding you back
This stainless steel Jim Dunlop set in gauge 50-70-85-105 targets bassists looking for a denser and more assertive sound, with a solid response on the higher strings. The recipe is based on a proven principle: thinner core combined with a larger winding. The result: at a comparable outer diameter, more material participates in the vibration, which translates to more power, sustain, and an unexpectedly comfortable playing feel for this gauge.
In practice, this 50-105 provides extra foundation and better grip under the fingers, while remaining flexible enough to maintain fluid playing with both pick and fingers. An excellent choice for incisive rock tones, sharp attacks, and bass lines that need to "hold" the track.
Technical specifications
| Format | Bass | 1st cord pull | 50 |
| Tension | Hard | Nbr of strings | 4 |
| Type of cord attachment | Ball end | Spun | round |
| Category | 4-string bass | Material | steel |
| Classification | Custom medium | Special feature | long scale |
| Draw | 50-70-85-105 | ||
| Brand | Jim Dunlop | Instrument | bass |
| Reference | LKS50105 | Number of strings | 4 |
| Signature | Lemmy | Gauge | 50-70-85-105 |
Questions frequently asked
What is the gauge of the Dunlop LKS50105 Lemmy Signature strings?
The set features a gauge of 50-70-85-105 for 4-string bass, classified as medium custom.
Are these strings suitable for a long scale bass?
The long scale specification is indicated for this set, meaning compatibility with 4-string basses with a long scale length.
What tone does the stainless steel round wound deliver?
The stainless steel round wound aims for a dense and assertive tone with clear attack. The construction with a thinner core and thicker winding also enhances power and sustain.
Is the 50-105 gauge still comfortable to play?
Despite the low E string being 105, the announced design maintains a comfortable playing feel. Sufficient flexibility is planned to ensure smooth playing with both pick and fingers.
What playing styles are these Lemmy strings suited for?
This reference is oriented towards sharp rock sounds and bass lines requiring a strong foundation. The 50-105 gauge provides better fingerboard stability.
