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STANDARD SERIES STAINLESS STEEL TAPERED BASS STRINGS 45-125 | 5-STRING

DBS45125T

Description

Gauges: 45, 65, 85, 105, 125-Tapered Bass - Steel - Long Scale - 5-String Set

 

These stainless steel bass strings sound clear and defined with an aggressive midrange and a solid bottom end.

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The Long Story

Dunlop Stainless Steel Bass Strings sound clear and defined with an aggressive and articulate midrange riding on top of a solid bottom end. Each set is tonally balanced from string to string to give you a consistently robust low end no matter where you play on the fingerboard. Whether you're a traditionalist, a slapper, or a pick-wielding rocker, Dunlop Stainless Steel Bass Strings give you what you need to build a solid foundation and drive the music forward.

As with everything we make, we started from scratch and designed Dunlop Strings from the ground up to fit our vision of what a string should be. Each of our formulas is developed with on-the-road feedback from some of the greatest players in the world. At our headquarters in Benicia, California, we take a hands-on approach, running our machines at a slower pace and producing smaller batches, which allows us much more control at every step of the process. We also seal them in a protective bag for freshness and longevity. Every set of Dunlop Strings is the result of our obsession with details, which is ultimately an obsession with quality, consistency, and serving your needs as a player.

Inside each pack of Dunlop Strings is more than 50 years of deep knowledge and experience gained from working with guitar players to further their playing experience.

Made in the USA.

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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 bass string actually sound like? After years of refining the answer with working musicians, we landed on a voice with strong fundamentals, punchy mids, and rich harmonics that stay musical in any mix. Eventually we realized the only way to keep chasing that idea was to build our own String Lab.

    • 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.

      Tapered for Clarity

      Here's the thing about a low B: on some basses, a full-thickness string won't sit quite right where it crosses the saddle, and that big low note can come out uneven. A tapered B is thinner right at that contact point, so it settles in flush on setups where a standard B won't. That lets your low string ring out as cleanly and clearly as the other four.

    • 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.

      Maximum Definition

      There's a certain clarity you only really get from stainless steel strings—that crisp, articulate detail that puts an edge on every note. We built Dunlop Stainless Steel Bass Strings to deliver that vibrant definition without sacrificing the low end.

    • A player fretting the strings of a five-string bass. A player fretting the strings of a five-string bass.

      Aggressive Midrange

      When the band gets loud, the bass is usually the first thing to get buried. With the bold midrange bite of Dunlop Stainless Steel Bass Strings, you can carve out a space for your groove to sit in any mix.

    • Strings wound around the tuning posts on a bass headstock. Strings wound around the tuning posts on a bass headstock.

      Tonally Balanced

      A great 5-string shouldn't make the low B feel like it's playing by different rules. This set was designed so the low B responds with the same confidence, balance, and musicality as the rest of the instrument, making the entire bass feel more connected.

    • Bassist MonoNeon performing with a bass. Bassist MonoNeon 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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