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Guitar Slides

62 guitar slides from Jim Dunlop, Ernie Ball, The Rock Slide and more.

Recommended Guitar Slides

CCeCCe

Glass

+Two slides in one pack
+Includes a glass slide and a stainless steel slide
+Glass slide offers a bright tone option
No price recorded yet.
Cheerock

Stainless Steel

+Four sizes from 1.1 to 2.75 inches cover a wide range
+Stainless steel material is durable for regular playing
+Works for acoustic, electric and bass guitar
No price recorded yet.
Cheerock

Stainless Steel

+Stainless steel slide paired with thumb picks
+Compatible with acoustic and electric guitars
+Also compatible with dobro, lap steel, and banjo
No price recorded yet.
D'Addario

Brass

+Brass construction for a warm, bright tone
+Inside taper designed for comfort and control
+Signature design by Rich Robinson
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Jim Dunlop

Glass

+Clear glass material for a smooth, glassy tone
+Heavy wall thickness for added mass and sustain
+Small size fits a smaller finger
No price recorded yet.
Jim Dunlop

Glass

+Glass material for a smooth, glassy tone
+Medium wall thickness for a balanced feel
+Knuckle style fits over the finger knuckle
No price recorded yet.
Mr.Power

Metal

+Made of steel for a bright, sustaining tone
+Includes 5 celluloid picks in the pack
+Works with dobro, lap steel, and Hawaiian guitar
No price recorded yet.
Cheerock

Stainless Steel

+Stainless steel tone bar for a crisp sound
+Designed for lap steel, Dobro, and Hawaiian guitars
No price recorded yet.
Ernie Ball
+Pinky size suits smaller fingers and lighter slide work
+Chrome plating helps resist wear on the slide surface
−Pinky size is small for players who prefer a larger slide
No price recorded yet.
Ernie Ball

Glass

+Glass material gives a bright, smooth tone on strings
+Large size fits most fingers for a secure grip
−Glass can chip or crack if dropped on hard surfaces
No price recorded yet.
Ernie Ball

Steel

+Steel construction gives a heavier, more sustained tone
+Medium weight balances feel and control while sliding
−Steel bar is heavier than glass or brass slides
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Ernie Ball

Steel

+Steel construction gives a heavier, more sustained tone
+Heavy size adds mass for a fuller, weightier sound
−Heavy steel bar may feel cumbersome for quick passages
No price recorded yet.
Fender

Brass

+Brass material gives a warm, mellow tone on strings
+Fat large size offers a substantial slide for a firm grip
−Brass can tarnish over time without regular cleaning
No price recorded yet.
Jim Dunlop

Glass

+Glass material gives a bright, smooth tone on strings
+Heavy-medium weight balances control and sustain
−Glass can chip or crack if dropped on hard surfaces
No price recorded yet.
Jim Dunlop

Brass

+Brass material adds warmth and weight to the tone
+Heavy wall thickness adds mass for sustain
−Brass can tarnish over time with handling
No price recorded yet.
Jim Dunlop
+Large size with a long slide design for extended reach
+Mudslide design associated with the Joe Perry signature line
No price recorded yet.
Jim Dunlop

Glass

+Made of glass, a traditional slide material for guitar
+Bottle-shaped design fits comfortably over the finger
No price recorded yet.

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