Dunlop NICKEL THREADED BASS ROPE .130
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Jim Dunlop
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A low end that holds tuning, both in rehearsal and on stage
Designed for demanding bassists, the Jim Dunlop Nickel Wound.130 focuses on a full and musical low spectrum, perfect for laying down a groove, tuning lower, or gaining sustain on sharp attacks. Its nickel winding promotes a pleasant playing feel and consistent response, while its corrosion resistance helps maintain steady performance over sessions. A reliable choice for both amateur and professional use when you need a string that delivers a present low end without sacrificing stability.
Technical specifications
| Tension | Medium | 1st cord pull | 130 |
| Type of cord attachment | Ball end | Nbr of strings | 1 |
| Category | Bass | ||
| Type | bass string | Tone | deep and rich |
| Material | nickel wound | Usage | professional and amateur |
Questions frequently asked
What is a .130 gauge bass string suitable for?
.130 gauge strings are designed to provide a full low end and strong sustain for aggressive playing. They meet the needs of lower tuning and groove foundation.
Does the Dunlop .130 nickel roundwound bass string hold tuning well?
Its design focuses on tuning stability, both in repetition and on stage. The .130 gauge ensures appropriate sustain in the low frequencies.
What tone does a .130 nickel roundwound bass string produce?
The nickel winding promotes a consistent response and a comfortable playing feel. The advertised tone is deep and rich, with a prominent low end.
Is this .130 gauge string resistant to corrosion?
The advertised corrosion resistance helps maintain consistent performance over time.
For what level of player is the Dunlop .130 string intended?
This model is aimed at both amateur and professional use. Its nickel winding and .130 gauge target stable response in the low register.
