Dunlop 12 x Extra Heavy Genuine Celluloid Perloid Black
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Jim Dunlop
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The vintage-feel pick, designed for a confident attack
A staple reference for many guitarists, the Jim Dunlop Genuine Celluloid captures the charm of celluloid: a familiar feel under the fingers, natural musical articulation, and dynamics that respect your playing style. In the extra heavy version, it offers increased stiffness for greater precision, especially in picking, alternate picking, and fast phrases.
Its smooth surface and perloid black finish promote consistent glide over the strings, delivering a clear and controlled sound. Whether you play strong rock chords, well-articulated blues licks, or more defined arpeggios, this pack of 12 ensures a reliable supply of uniform picks, ready to keep up with your rehearsal pace.
Technical specifications
| Category | pick | Materials | celluloid |
| Instrument | electric, Guitar, acoustic | Color | Grey |
| Form | Standard | Quantity | 12 |
| Material | celluloid | ||
Questions frequently asked
What is the benefit of an extra heavy pick for picking?
The extra heavy thickness provides increased stiffness, useful for gaining precision during picking and tight alternate picking. The attack remains assertive on fast phrases.
Is celluloid suitable for rock chords and blues licks?
Celluloid material delivers a natural musical articulation and respects playing dynamics. It suits strummed rock chords as well as articulated blues licks.
What is the finish of the Dunlop Genuine Celluloid Perloid Black?
The perloid black finish is combined with a smooth surface, designed to promote regular glide over the strings.
How many picks does this Dunlop pack contain?
The pack contains 12 uniform picks. This quantity allows for a spare supply during rehearsals. Each pick is specified as celluloid and extra heavy version.
Does this pick help achieve defined arpeggios?
Its extra heavy stiffness and smooth surface promote a clear attack, suitable for more defined arpeggios.
