DR Strings - Hi-Voltage Dimebag Darrell Light à Medium 9-46
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Choose DR Strings DBG-9-46 Hi-Voltage, Dimebag Darrell's signature Light to Medium 9-46 set. You'll enjoy a light draw that's perfect for expressive bends and technical solos, without sacrificing the characteristic bite of the series.
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Presentation
The DR Strings DBG-9-46 Hi-Voltage set combines 3 very supple high strings with 3 thicker low strings. Under the fingers, the light pulls rise quickly, ideal for wide, fluid bends. The lower strings, on the other hand, offer more resistance and add weight to jerky riffs.
In saturation, the combination retains clarity, even when the chords pile up. The nickel wire gives a brilliant attack. The hexagonal core reinforces the response: every note comes out clean, without burrs. The almost imperceptible polymer coating delays wear caused by sweat and friction.
In saturation, the combination retains clarity, even when the chords pile up. The nickel wire gives a brilliant attack. The hexagonal core reinforces the response: every note comes out clean, without burrs. The almost imperceptible polymer coating delays wear caused by sweat and friction.
Other features
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DR Strings DBG-9-46 Hi-Voltage
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Electric Guitar Strings
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Signature Dimebag Darrell
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String pitch : Light to Medium 9-46
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Composition: Nickel-plated steel with Stringlife treatment (liquid polymer)
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Core: Hexagonal
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Shank: 9 11 16 26 36 46
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Corrosion protection, brilliant sound and versatility
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Handcrafted in the USA using American materials
To find out more...
Dimebag Darrell, real name Darrell Lance Abbott, is a metal legend and iconic guitarist with Pantera. Born in 1966, he revolutionised the sound of metal with his powerful, innovative playing, combining aggressive riffs and precise techniques. Known for his charisma on stage, he also founded Damageplan. His career came to a tragic end in 2004, when he was murdered on stage. Dimebag remains an inspirational icon for generations of guitarists.
