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- #14 in Guitar Slides
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The Dunlop Glass Moonshine Slide combines the soulful sound of our popular Pyrex Glass Slide with the non-slip interior grip of our Ceramic Slides. Available in the ever popular 213, 215 and now 218 sizes, the Glass Moonshine Slide provides the warm and detailed top end of glass but with greater control due to the treated interior. The next step in the evolution of Glass Slides! Heavy Wall Thickness: Medium Short (20 x 29 x 51mm)
Philippe Pinchon
Reviewed in France on September 2, 2024
Processus de commande et de livraison sans problème.Le produit est conforme à mes besoins
Thigas
Reviewed in Brazil on October 21, 2024
Slide de vidro funciona perfeito!Tamanho ficou perfeito no meu dedo. Sonoridade muito superior (na minha opinião). Bem robusto.
Paolo
Reviewed in Italy on January 18, 2024
lungo 5 cm, perfetto per anulare piegato se si impugna il manico, o mignolo dritto se si tengono dita flesse.
Robert72450
Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2023
This slide is very basic, but it has great tone on my Washburn Resonator. I use it on my pinky, so I have to add padded shims to make it fit snug. The length is perfect.
DAVID HEWLETT
Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2022
I like to have my slide at my disposal on my pinky often when I am playing a lot more single note type stuff. This slide works great for that. The tone is excellent as well. Very comfortable. Sturdy medium thickness glass
radioman4everyoung
Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2022
This was my first slide so I don't have much to compare it to. I think it works great, it's just me that sucks on slide guitar (for now!) A bit pricey but they all seem to be pricey for what they are. 😂
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2022
I've played slide guitar for years, and have tried a boatload of different slides: brass, metal, thin glass, thick glass, bottle neck slides, long and stubby slides. I love this stubby slide. I fits perfectly on my middle finger. Using a short slide helps me to easily put the tip of my finger where I want to play more accurately. The thick glass gives me the mellower tone that I really like. I like these so much I have one in each of my guitar cases. And at this price, you just can't complain!
That Guy
Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2022
These have been my main slides for years. Tried a bunch in all manner of size/fit/design/material.The Dunlop 218 won by a mile for me. Size is great for my hands, tone/attack/feel is exactly what I wanted.They don't do well on the 'bounce test', lol, so have a couple on hand if you're playing live on a hard surface (cement, wood, tile, unpadded outdoor carpet).
Mason Von Ritchie
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2021
Perfect glass slide, I’d go so far to say. . It has a smooth surface and pretty thick walls, which is what I wanted. It has a much warmer tone than the stainless steel slide I used to have. I have pretty small hands but this slide is easy to control and move around the fretboard. Note: I am brand new to slide guitar, but this slide has made it easy for me to get started on learning the fundementals.Chicago Music Exchange fulfilled this order and they are always awesome, and they through in some neato stickers. Double score!
David butler
Reviewed in Australia on May 9, 2020
Good slide
Matthews
Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2020
Fits my ring finger perfect but middle finger not so much. I have what I would consider very average sized "Man" hands (size 10 ring finger size), not very long fingers, etc. I had a coricidian bottle I've used (or haven't really if I'm being honest) for years and this one is much easier to play/use. Like how the end is open so my finger can get some air too. The bottle always caused my finger to sweat real bad.
Gary
Reviewed in Canada on March 13, 2019
Seller was very co-operative when I had to return this. No fault of the item, just not for me.
John Sadler
Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2014
Dunlop slides and tone bars are reasonably priced and well made, and are easy to find, so if you lose or break one you can always get another. That's the reason Duane Allman used to use the legendary Coricidin bottle, and Lowell George a Craftsman long socket wrench - availability and consistency. The rest is in the player's hands.The 218 is my go-to slide for electric guitar. This is a very personal decision, and I like the smooth feel and tone of glass, and the mass is low enough that it's easy to move quickly, but high enough to give great sustain. It covers about 4 strings, enough for lead playing.If you're new to slide guitar and looking for some free advice, here's mine:1. Get one metal and one glass slide. I suggest the 213 or 218 for glass, and the 231 brass slide for metal. The 231 has curved sides that better match the fretboard radius of a round neck guitar.2. Get a clip-on tuner if you don't already have one. It can set you back as little as $10 and makes it easy to get into an open tuning3. Tune your guitar to an "open tuning". It's easy with a digital tuner. Start with open G (DGDGBD) - it's a blast.4. Do a web search for videos on "open G tuning" as a way to get started
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