Dunlop 220

For an recording artist and an active musician the first and the most important thing is the quality. I guess I got used to Dunlop weight, fit and finish and it has everything I need - down to the last detail.
I actually have 2 of these 220 - one for acoustic and one for electric guitar - and they work great for both.
I keep them in a separate guitar case with the guitar that I am playing at the moment so they are always available when needed.
I have to admit I use Dunlop steel 220 slide more on the electric - I prefer glass slides on the acoustic. Sometimes, on the dark stage I will use the steel slide for acoustic because I seem to have more control and steel slide is much easier to see in the dark :D .
I have broken a couple of expensive glass slides in the past and having a steel slide on the hand doesn?t make me nervous about breaking it. I use ONLY Dunlop slides at the moment - for a good reson - price to quality ratio is unbeatable. As mentioned before, Dunlop provides all the measurements and slide dimensions and that is very important when you buy online. Perfect slide to get the job done.

The Dunloop 220 is in my opinion a cheap but very well crafted steel slide . If you think you can not go far wrong at a small steel tube you be mistaken. However, the Dunlop 220 I can fully recommend .

In contrast to another model which I possess, disturb no sharp Did . Corrision so far I could not be discovered . The above-mentioned other model already looked after two weeks of ugly. Due of shiny chrome you can see fingerprints on closer look , of course , this is in my opinion but not disturbing. The size is perfect for me, even playing comparatively longer I find pleasant. So it's fun blues and rock songs like the Black Keys play .

In conjunction with Dunlop strings can produce a full - metallic - yet -warm sound. But sound is known to be always dependent on a matter of taste , and also from the guitar and the amplifier used. Better testbefore you buy! Those who prefer a less metallic sound, maybe should have recourse to a model made of glass. For everyone else, I can give a strong buy recommendation ! Especially at this price - performance ratio.

This slide gets a nice tone out of both electric and acoustic guitars, at least to my experience. I have quite small fingers but I've had no problem using this slide on my ring finger.

I'm not a blues player but I wanted to try playing with a slide because I like the sound of it, and it was actually really fun, although it takes some time to get used to. The chrome plated steel sounds nice to my ears.

Even if the genres you play don't generally use slide guitars, I recommend getting a slide regardless, because limited access to different frets opens your mind up to exprimentation, which might (and probably will) lead to unexpected yet pleasant results.