Dunlop NICKEL PLATED STEEL ELECTRIC STRINGS UNIT ROUND THREAD 028
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Jim Dunlop
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A reliable string for studio and stage
The Jim Dunlop Nickel Plated Steel Round Wound 28 is an electric guitar string designed for those seeking an effective compromise between brightness, playing comfort, and durability. Its nickel finish limits corrosion and provides a softer feel while maintaining a clear tone and good responsiveness. Versatile, it suits both amateur guitarists and professional musicians, easily fitting into many styles, from rock to funk, as well as blues and pop.
Technical specifications
| Category | Electric single string |
| Draw | 28 |
| Nbr of strings | 1 |
| Spun | round |
| Material | nickel-plated steel |
| Special feature | loop |
| Type | electric guitar string |
| Model | Nickel Plated Steel Round Wound 28 |
| Finish | nickel |
| Gauge / size | 0.28 |
| Construction | round wound |
| Sound | clear and bright |
| Resistance | anti-corrosion |
| Use | personal and professional |
Questions frequently asked
What is the gauge of this Dunlop string?
The indicated gauge is 0.28, which corresponds to a single electric guitar string.
Is the Dunlop Nickel Plated Steel Round Wound 28 string round wound?
This model features a round wound construction. The round winding contributes to a clear and bright tone.
What material is this electric guitar string made of?
The string is made of nickel-plated steel with a nickel finish. This finish reduces corrosion and provides a smoother feel.
Does this 0.28 gauge string have a loop end?
A loop end is included on this string, consistent with its specific construction.
For which music styles is a 0.28 nickel-plated steel string suitable?
Its clear and bright sound fits rock, funk, blues, and pop genres. Its responsiveness is suitable for both studio and stage play. The use is intended for both amateur and professional musicians.



