Dingwall
Dingwall Stainless Steel Long Scale Multi-Scale Length - 5-String 45-127 LS-SS-45127
Dingwall Stainless Steel Long Scale Multi-Scale Length - 5-String 45-127 LS-SS-45127
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Dingwall Stainless Steel "Long-Scale" 5-String Set
- For Dingwall Combustion, Afterburner, Z-Series, or the Prima Artist Bass.
- .045 .058 .075T .098T .127T
- 39.25" Winding Length on B & E-String Only, 38" on others
- 2" Taper Length
- Dingwall Combustion Bass
- Dingwall Afterburner Series Bass
- Dingwall Z-Series Bass
- Dingwall Prima Artist Bass
- Other Fanned Fret Instruments - Please ask us for fitment info
This Dingwall 5-String Stainless set is ideal for standard tuning. It can handle being tuned down a half-step and still be comfortable tension wise. For any other alternate tuning it would be ideal we use something more specific to your needs. Please reach out to us with any questions at all you may have on strings for your preferred tuning and feel!
LS-SS-45127
String Packaging May Vary
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Slightly grabby strings, but sound great and of course fit my bass perfectly. And props for the speed of shipping; I had them in less than 24 hours.
Perfect strings! Super fast shipping and the best price anywhere. Thanks, again, FretNation!!
Awesome strings! Highly recommend. Also highly recommend Fret Nation for your instrument needs. Thanks, Jason!
Slapped a set of these on my Dingwall NG3. Quite a lot more stiff than the nickels despite the B E and A being slightly smaller gauge. Texture wise they’re a lot grippier than the nickels. Not cheese grater status, but noticeable.
Sound wise, as expected, they’re very bright and deep and lively. Piano tone. Straight up sounds like a brand new piano. Solo playing, slap, stuff with lots of space and harmonics these are excellent. Neck and bridge pickups running passive slap is to DIE for. Soloing the neck pickup for tapping is very Chapman Stick sounding. Middle/bridge and solo bridge (especially in active with some mid boost) for pick playing or harmonics? It’s like a laser beam. Or a light saber.
Great strings. Great value.
I’ve used these in the past, nice tight low end with a great brilliance. The tension is pretty even from string to string. Also, the windings on the strings are nice and uniform. Have tried other strings that the windings had gaps, always bothered me under bright lights.
I love Dingwall strings! I do think they wear a little quickly but a bang on em real hard and my NG3 is my go to, so gets played daily... for hours.