Dunlop Signature Zakk Wylde 10-60

Name: Signature Zakk Wylde 10-60
Brand: Dunlop
SKU: 400218
Price: 12.50 EUR
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ID : 400218

EAN : 0172716991054

Information

Essential Information About the Jim Dunlop Signature Zakk Wylde 10-60 String Set
• Gauge 10-60 : solid and tight lows, ideal for low tunings and massive riffs.
• Designed for electric : precise and stable response, made for both stage and studio.
• Nickel alloy : familiar feel and balanced tone, from tight palm-mutes to sharp solos.
• Zakk Wylde Signature : a set focused on power, attack, and sustain, perfect for heavy rhythm playing.

Signature Zakk Wylde 10-60

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A hybrid gauge to maintain control in low tunings

The Jim Dunlop Signature Zakk Wylde 10-60 is aimed at guitarists who want to keep the playability of a "10" gauge on the treble strings while enjoying thicker lows to stay precise in drop and down tunings. The result: a more stable feel under the fingers, better sustain on strong attacks, and increased definition on heavy riffs without sacrificing fluidity on bends and vibrato.

Technical specifications

Tension	Hard	1st cord pull	10
Type of cord attachment	Ball end	Nbr of strings	6
Category	electric	Material	nickel

Gauge

10-60

Questions frequently asked

Is the 10-60 gauge suitable for drop tunings?

The 10-60 set is designed to maintain higher tension in the low strings during drop and down tunings. The 60 gauge string provides increased stability for heavy riffs.

Can easy bends be maintained with 10-60 strings?

The treble strings retain the feel of a 10 gauge, preserving the fluidity of bends and vibrato. The thicker low strings simultaneously enhance control in the lower register.

What material is used for the Dunlop Signature Zakk Wylde 10-60 strings?

This electric guitar string set is made of nickel.

Why choose a hybrid 10-60 gauge?

The combination of treble strings at 10 gauge and a bass string up to 60 aims to combine playability in the highs with better tuning stability in lower tunings. This setup promotes increased definition in heavy riffs.

Are these strings suitable for aggressive pick attacks?

Thanks to the thicker low strings of the 10-60 gauge, this model offers a more stable feel under the fingers during aggressive picking. The reference is the Jim Dunlop Signature Zakk Wylde 10-60.