Dunlop NICKEL THREADED BASS STRING .110
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Massive low end and definition : .110 gauge for a deep, powerful, and well-defined sound.
- Comfortable feel : nickel wound for a rich and balanced tonal response, pleasant under the fingers.
- Everyday reliability : excellent tuning stability, ideal for rehearsals, on stage, or in sessions.
- Enhanced lifespan : quality manufacturing with corrosion resistance to keep your tone longer.
Manufacturer Information
Jim Dunlop
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A.110 gauge designed for bassists seeking solid foundation
With its.110 gauge, this Jim Dunlop string is aimed at bassists looking for a solid base in the low end, with a reassuring tension feel and a bass that fills the mix. Perfect for supporting a band live, it also maintains the precision needed for studio recording, where consistency and tuning stability make all the difference.
Technical specifications
| Tension | Hard | 1st cord pull | 110 |
| Type of cord attachment | Ball end | Nbr of strings | 1 |
| Category | Bass | ||
| Gauge | .110 | Corrosion resistance | yes |
| Material | nickel wound | ||
Questions frequently asked
Bass string .110: what kind of sound does it produce?
The .110 gauge is designed to provide a solid foundation in the low end and a bass that fills the mix.
Is the Dunlop NICKEL WOUND BASS STRING .110 suitable for playing in a band?
Its reassuring tension and supported bass response meet the needs of a bass meant to back a band live. The .110 gauge promotes a pronounced presence in the mix. The advertised precision helps maintain useful definition for this use.
What is the material of this bass string?
This string is made of nickel wound wire, according to the specified technical characteristics.
Does the .110 gauge offer a firm tension?
With its .110 gauge, this model aims to deliver a reassuring tension feel for bassists seeking greater support.
Is this .110 string suitable for studio recording?
The tuning stability and consistency associated with this .110 gauge are stated as suitable for studio work.



