Dunlop ROUND WIRE 53
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Essential Information About the Jim Dunlop Round Wound 53 String
Essential Information About the Jim Dunlop Round Wound 53 String
- Single folk string ideal for quickly replacing a worn or broken string without changing the entire set
- Round wound for a familiar feel, precise attack, and dynamic response on acoustic guitar
- Gauge 53 designed to provide body, sustain, and a solid foundation in the low register
- Rich and warm tone to enhance chords as well as melodic lines in solo or group play
Manufacturer Information
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A robust gauge for a more present acoustic sound
The Jim Dunlop Round Wound 53 is aimed at acoustic guitarists seeking a string with more substance and stability. Its 53 gauge helps to strengthen projection and depth while maintaining good intonation accuracy to stay in tune across the entire neck. A relevant choice if you want to support rhythm, thicken your sound, or regain a firmer tension feel under your fingers.
Technical specifications
| Category | Acoustic single string |
| Draw | 53 |
| Material | phosphore bronze |
| Type | Single folk string |
| Finish | Round wound |
| Gauge | 53 |
| Tone | Rich and warm |
| Suitable for | Acoustic guitars |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Dunlop Round Wound 53 suitable for an acoustic guitar?
This single string is designed for acoustic guitars. Its 53 gauge corresponds to a heavy gauge.
What is the material of the Dunlop 53 string?
The string is made of phosphor bronze. This material is associated here with a rich and warm tone.
What does the 53 gauge mean for this acoustic string?
The indicated diameter is 53. This value provides more substance and a firmer tension under the fingers.
What sound does a 53 phosphor bronze acoustic string produce?
Thanks to the phosphor bronze and the 53 gauge, the announced tone is rich and warm. Projection and depth are enhanced. Intonation remains precise along the neck.
Is the round wound finish specified on this string?
The finish of this acoustic string is indeed round wound.



