Dunlop 20 x 0,025in 36R Fingerpick Nickel Silver
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Jim Dunlop
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Essential Information About the Accessory 0.025 mm Steel Finger Picks - Pack of 20
- Ultra-thin thickness of 0.025 mm for precise and responsive touch
- Robust steel offering a clear attack and bright projection
- Ideal for fingerpicking on guitar, banjo, or dobro
- Pack of 20 pieces for rehearsals, performances, and replacements
Precision and Consistency at Your Fingertips
Designed for guitarists and banjo players, these metal finger picks deliver crisp articulation and controlled dynamics, perfect for fingerstyle, bluegrass, or fast picking. Their thin gauge promotes sensitivity while maintaining the typical firmness of steel. A reliable solution to standardize string attack and enhance clarity, both on stage and in the studio.
Technical specifications
| Category | tab | Color | Grey |
| Instrument | dobro, banjo, Guitar | Quantity | 20 |
| Form | Others | Thickness | 0.03 mm |
| Materials | steel | ||
| Material | steel | ||
Questions frequently asked
What is the thickness of Dunlop 36R picks?
The stated thickness is 0.03 mm, corresponding to a thin gauge. This thinness enhances playing sensitivity while maintaining a firm metallic attack.
Are these metal picks suitable for banjo?
Designed for guitarists and banjo players, they can be used for banjo picking.
How many picks are included in the pack?
The packaging includes 20 picks. This quantity provides several pieces for regular use.
What material is used for these grey picks?
The datasheet indicates a steel material and a grey color. The title also mentions nickel silver.
For which playing styles are these 0.03 mm picks suitable?
Fingerstyle, bluegrass, and fast picking are among the indicated uses. Their thin gauge helps achieve clear string articulation. The dynamic is described as controlled.
