Dunlop TVMN1063-7 Trivium Heavy Core Nickel 7C 10-63
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A gauge designed for heavy tones without sacrificing precision
With this Dunlop Trivium Heavy Core Nickel 10-63 set, you get a solid foundation to maintain good tuning stability in lower tunings, while keeping a comfortable 10 gauge first string for bends, leads, and fast runs. The result: a clear attack, well-supported lows on the 7th string, and a noticeable sense of stability when pushing the gain.
Technical specifications
| Tension | Hard | Nbr of strings | 7 |
| Type of cord attachment | Ball end | Material | nickel |
| Category | electric | Special feature | 7-string |
| 1st cord pull | 10 | ||
| Number of strings | 7 | Gauge range | 10-63 |
| 1st string gauge | 010 | ||
Questions frequently asked
What gauge is suitable for a 7-string guitar tuned lower?
The 10-63 gauge provides appropriate tension for lower tunings, with a 7th string at .063 to maintain solid lows. The first string at .010 preserves a feel suitable for bends and leads.
Are Dunlop TVMN1063-7 Trivium Heavy Core Nickel strings suitable for a 7-string guitar?
This set includes 7 strings and is specifically marketed for electric guitars. Its full gauge range extends from .010 to .063.
What is the material of the Trivium Heavy Core 10-63 strings?
The indicated material is nickel.
Is a .010 first string still suitable for solos?
With a .010 first string, this set is designed to maintain comfort during bends, leads, and fast passages. The low strings go up to .063 to reinforce stability on the 7th string. This combination aims to balance playing precision and tuning stability in low tunings.
Are these strings suitable for saturated sounds?
The 10-63 gauge is presented to offer a sharp attack and appreciable stability when distortion is high.



