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A workbench staple, this formula removes wax build-up, dirt, and grease while it polishes and protects the clear-coat finish on your guitar. It won t build up, making it perfect for musicians who clean their guitars every day. Features: Cleans totally and quickly Restores any finish to its original lustre Leaves a micro-thin, stain-resistant protective…
Working alongside Jimmy Dunlop and his incredible team, we have developed a series of 4 extraordinary picks that expand on the Jazz III shape based on my own needs and desires as a touring and recording artist: the JP Jazz III Pick, the JP Primetone® Pick, the JP Flow® Pick, and the JP Trinity Pick.”…
This road-ready flashlight is a gig-saver when you need to set up your amp, arrange your pedalboard, or change your strings on a dark stage.
-100% soft lint-free cotton flannel -Nontreated material -Perfect for applying lemon oil, polish, and string cleaner
Choose Dunlop Tempered Glass Slides for a warmer, thicker tone accentuating the middle harmonics of your sound. Today s most popular slide. Processed from high quality Boron Silicate. Heat treated and annealed to produce a flawless tube.
Quickly replace your strings with this classic winder. Its notched head allows for the swift and safe removal of bridge pins. Suitable for stringing any guitar or banjo, it removes bridge pins without causing scratches to either the bridge or the pins.
Designed to aid in the tedious winding and unwinding process of re-stringing a bass guitar, this handy Deluxe Bass String Winder from Dunlop saves you both time and effort. Deluxe Bass String Winger Nothing is more annoying than awkwardly twisting each tuning peg by hand, particularly when it comes to bulky bass guitar pegs. With…
The Dunlop Straplok System Dual Design strap retainer uses a 360-degree groove-and-ball design to allow freedom of movement for your strap without fear of catching or releasing. The Dunlop Straplok System Dual Design features case-hardened steel skin for long life, and you can use the same strap with several guitars because the strap button is…
Don’t let the diminutive size fool you. Made from chromium-vanadium steel with a laser-cut edge for strong, precise cuts, the Compact String Cutter delivers enough pounds per square inch to cut through just about any string. We even tested it on a .160-gauge bass string, and the cut was fast and clean. This tool will…
PACK OF 12 TORTEX TIII 0.73mm PICKS The TIII is a natural evolution that was guided by the demands of many players. The Tortex III pick is a fusion of two great picks; the standard Tortex and Jazz 3 pick Characteristics – Tone and feel of Tortex® – Speed and precision of Jazz III
The Tri Stubby Pick features three identical contoured edge tips and a non-slip center grip. Constructed of Lexan®, this pick delivers a bright and cutting tone. Lexan® is a registered trademark of General Electric Plastics.
The Trigger Fly Capo builds on Dunlop s most popular capo design with a streamlined ergonomic grip and a custom spring mechanism for easy placement and precise intonation up and down the neck, even as high as the 7th fret of most acoustics. Thanks to an optimized fret pad, chords and single notes alike will…
Dunlop Ukulele Strings sound clear, moving, and expressive. Our proprietary VSD-7 Polymer provides remarkable tuning stability with a sensitivity to touch that communicates every nuance. Optimized for popular ukulele tunings Warm overtones Exceptional clarity Made in USA SPECIFICATION: String End Anchor Tie-on No. of Strings 4 String Set Instrument Ukulele String Finish Polymer Coated Non…
Ultex Triangles have the same crisp attack, but with more surface area to grab onto, making them the new standard for bass playing.
Plastic fingerpicks can be used on almost any stringed instrument, giving the player a warm tonal response and increased control.
Plastic fingerpicks can be used on almost any stringed instrument, giving the player a warm tonal response and increased control.
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