Dunlop 36 x Jimi Hendrix Fire
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Everything you need to know about the celluloid pick
Everything you need to know about the celluloid pick
- Warm tone and precise attack thanks to celluloid, ideal for strumming and picking
- Natural glide and comfortable touch for smooth up-and-down strokes
- Versatile: suitable for acoustic and electric guitars, as well as ukuleles
- Durable and easy to master, from beginners to experienced musicians
Manufacturer Information
Jim Dunlop
https://www.jimdunlop.com
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The classic choice for discerning guitarists
Celebrated for decades, the celluloid pick offers a lively response and a vintage feel under the fingers. Its smooth surface promotes a consistent attack, while its flexibility provides precise control over dynamics. Whether you're looking for full-sounding rhythm playing or well-defined arpeggios, it adapts to your playing and brings out the instrument's natural tone.
Technical specifications
| Category | pick | Materials | celluloid |
| Instrument | Ukulele, electric, versatile, Guitar, acoustic | Color | Multicolor |
| Form | Standard | ||
| Material | celluloid | ||
Questions frequently asked
Does the Dunlop 36 x Jimi Hendrix Fire pack contain 36 picks?
The product title indicates a pack of 36 picks. The finish is stated as multicolor, featuring the Jimi Hendrix Fire design.
What material are these picks made of?
Celluloid provides a bright response and a vintage feel under the fingers.
Are these picks suitable for acoustic guitar?
Compatibility with acoustic guitars is specified. The flexibility of celluloid aids dynamic control. Both broad strumming and precise arpeggios are mentioned as suitable uses.
Can they be used on an electric guitar or a ukulele?
Thanks to their celluloid construction, these picks are compatible with electric guitars and ukuleles. The smooth surface promotes a consistent attack.
What playing feel does celluloid offer?
The celluloid material is described as flexible, with a vintage feel. It highlights the natural tone of the instrument.



