Dunlop ROUND THREAD 35
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Jim Dunlop
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Simple replacement to keep your acoustic guitar at its best
The Dunlop Round Wound 35 is a single string designed for folk acoustic guitars, perfect if you break a string during rehearsal, on stage, or at home. Its warm sound highlights the harmonics and dynamics of your instrument, while its optimized tension helps maintain a pleasant feel whether playing delicate arpeggios or stronger strumming. A reliable solution to quickly restore a balanced playability and consistent tone within your string set.
Technical specifications
| Category | Acoustic single string |
| Draw | 35 |
| Material | phosphore bronze |
| Type | Single folk string |
| Brand | Dunlop |
| Model | Round Wound 35 |
| Tension | Optimal for playing comfort |
| Sound | Rich and warm |
| Durability | Excellent thanks to robust construction |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Dunlop File Round 35 compatible with a folk guitar?
This single string is designed for acoustic folk guitars. Its 35 gauge allows replacing a string of the same gauge within a compatible set.
What is the material of the 35 gauge string?
The string is made of phosphor bronze. This material contributes to the rich and warm tone advertised.
Can only a broken string be replaced with this model?
It is possible to use this single string to replace a broken one. It thus meets the needs for quick repairs during rehearsals, on stage, or at home.
What sound does a Dunlop phosphor bronze acoustic string produce?
The phosphor bronze of this reference is associated with a rich and warm sound. The harmonics and dynamics of the acoustic guitar are enhanced.
Is the tension of this Dunlop 35 string comfortable?
The tension is described as optimized to preserve playing comfort. It is suitable for delicate fingerpicking as well as more aggressive strumming.
