Dunlop NICKEL PLATED STEEL ELECTRIC STRINGS NICKEL PLATED STEEL 11-52 SET
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Jim Dunlop
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A Set of 11-52 Strings Designed for Rock and Blues
This electric guitar string set by Jim Dunlop in nickel plated steel targets musicians seeking a full sound, solid projection, and smooth feel. The 11-52 gauge adds body to riffs, stabilizes bends (with more resistance than 10-46), and highlights playing nuances, from punchy rhythm to more singing blues phrases. The result: a reliable, comfortable set ready to withstand rehearsals and stage performance.
Technical specifications
| Tension | Medium | 1st cord pull | 11 |
| Type of cord attachment | Ball end | Nbr of strings | 6 |
| Category | electric | Material | nickel |
| Draw | 11-14-18-30-42-52 | Special feature | ball |
| Type | electric guitar strings | Durability | excellent, corrosion resistant |
| Gauge | 11-52 | Recommended style | rock, blues |
| Tone | rich and balanced | Feel | smooth for comfortable playing |
| Magnetic response | excellent | ||
Questions frequently asked
What is the gauge of Dunlop Nickel Plated Steel 11-52 strings?
The set uses gauges 11-14-18-30-42-52, with a first string of .011.
Are these 11-52 strings suitable for rock and blues?
This gauge is recommended for rock and blues. The bass strings up to .052 add body to riffs, while the stated tone remains rich and balanced.
What is the playing feel of a 11-52 gauge?
Compared to a 10-46 gauge, the tension is greater. This resistance stabilizes bends, and the feel is described as soft to maintain playing comfort.
What material are these electric guitar strings made of?
All six strings are made of nickel-plated steel. This material offers good magnetic response and corrosion resistance.
Is the Dunlop 11-52 set suitable for a 6-string electric guitar?
This reference is designed for electric guitars and includes 6 strings. The distribution 11-14-18-30-42-52 covers the standard tuning of a six-string instrument. The projection is stated to be strong for rehearsals and live performance.



