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DUAL DYNAMIC LAYERED TWIN ALLOY HYBRID WOUND NICKEL BASS STRINGS 45-125 | 5-STRING

DBHYN45125

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Gauges: 45, 65, 85, 105, 125 Bass - Hybrid Nickel - Long Scale - 5-String Set

 

Listen, you don't have to choose between nickel and stainless steel bass strings. This set gives you the best of both worlds: nickel for punchy warmth and smooth feel, and stainless steel for a firm response and assertive midrange. You can really dig in and lay down grooves with a rich, full low end and an edge that cuts through.

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    FEATURES
    • A Dunlop bass string package with the coiled strings fanned out beside it. A Dunlop bass string package with the coiled strings fanned out beside it.

      PRECISION-ENGINEERED STRINGS

      We started with a simple question: What should a great hybrid bass string actually sound like? After years of refining the answer with working musicians, we hunkered down in the String Lab and developed a design that combines the warmth and feel of nickel with the attack, definition, and presence of steel.

    • A player's hand plucking the strings of a five-string bass near the bridge. A player's hand plucking the strings of a five-string bass near the bridge.

      Two Voices, One Set

      Play a single note and let it ring. You'll hear steel's bright clarity right up top and nickel's warmth and body sitting underneath, at the same time, in the same note. Two voices you'd usually have to pick between, coming through as one.

    • The strings of a five-string bass running the length of the fretboard toward the headstock. The strings of a five-string bass running the length of the fretboard toward the headstock.

      Tonally Balanced

      One of the easiest things to miss is string-to-string balance. When every string responds with the same feel and character, the instrument feels more connected and your hands stop compensating for inconsistencies.

    • The strings of a five-string bass running from the bridge toward the headstock. The strings of a five-string bass running from the bridge toward the headstock.

      Smooth Feel, Serious Response

      Feel matters as much as tone here. With a nickel outer wrap over a stainless steel inner wrap, these strings are smooth under your fingers with just enough tension to let you really dig in.

    • Bassist Frank Bello performing with a bass. Bassist Frank Bello performing with a bass.

      Artist-Driven Refinement

      You find out pretty quickly whether a bass string is any good when you're playing it every night. Touring musicians told us what held up, what didn't, and what they wished every string would do. We took that feedback back to the String Lab and kept refining until we got there.

    • Gloved hands winding a bass string on a machine. Gloved hands winding a bass string on a machine.

      Distinguished by Design

      The best gear isn't the gear you notice—it's the gear you stop thinking about because it simply works. That's been Dunlop's philosophy for more than 60 years, and it's the same mindset behind every string we build.

    • Gloved hands sorting bundles of bass string wire on a workbench. Gloved hands sorting bundles of bass string wire on a workbench.

      Made in the U.S.A.

      Every Dunlop string is manufactured in California using carefully selected American-made materials chosen for their tone, consistency, and feel. From raw materials to final winding, every detail is built to our exact standards.

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