Jim Dunlop

Jim Dunlop Dunlop 45-125 5-String Extra Long Scale Nickel Round Wound Bass Strings

Regular price $87.95
Regular price Sale price $87.95

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Description

SKU DBN45125XL

Enhance your bass playing experience with the Jim Dunlop 45-125 5-String Extra Long Scale Nickel Round Wound Bass Strings. These strings are specifically designed for extra long scale bass guitars, providing a balanced tone and versatility across all five strings.

- 5-string set

- Nickel round wound construction

- Medium gauge with string gauges: .045, .065, .085, .105, .125

- Designed for extra long scale bass guitars

Dunlop Nickel Wound Bass Strings deliver a warm, solid fundamental with rich harmonics and a punchy midrange. Each set is tonally balanced to ensure a consistently robust low end, allowing you to play confidently across the fingerboard. Whether you're a traditionalist, a slapper, or a pick-wielding rocker, these strings provide the foundation to drive your music forward.

Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, Dunlop Strings are made in the USA and backed by over 50 years of experience in the industry. Each set is sealed in a protective bag for freshness and longevity, ensuring reliable performance and a rich, full sound for bassists seeking to maintain tone and playability on longer scale instruments.