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The Dunlop 228 Chromed Brass Guitar Slide is a heavy-duty slide with the nice, weighty feel of a brass slide. The Dunlop 228 slide's high-quality chrome plating dishes out tons of bright tone. Perfect for heavy, toneful electric guitar work.
Dunlop 228 Chromed Brass Guitar Slide

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  • Heavy-duty slide
  • Perfect for electric guitar
  • Bright tone of a chrome slide
  • Comfortable weight of a brass slide

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  • length: 51mm
  • outside diameter: 26.5mm

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4.71

7 Reviews

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Reviewed by 7 customers

  • love this

    5

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    submitted5 years ago

    bydirtyblues

    fromkey west fl

    i love this slide its hey and fits perfect on my pinky finger

  • Small and light

    4

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    submitted7 years ago

    byBill

    fromundisclosed

    Smaller and lighter than other slides. Try before you buy.

  • Heavy duty perfomance

    4

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    submitted8 years ago

    byPhilip

    fromundisclosed

    I am a beginner to slide guitar and was looking for a punchy sound with my first slide purchase. I am happy with the sound the chromed brass produces, but I have to say it is very heavy for my taste and for ease of use. I subsequently bought a ceramic slide that is easier to use, but it does lack the crisper tones the metal brings. If you don't mind the weight, it is a great slide with a good sound.

  • Great slide

    5

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    submitted9 years ago

    byTrey

    fromTexas

    Best metal slide I have used.

  • Just how I would make one...

    5

    submitted11 years ago

    byJames

    fromRush Springs, OK

    This slide is awesome! Perfect ID for my finger, perfect weight; most slides are too light;like the sustain the thick walled chromed brass gives. This one stays with my "open D tuned" guitar for the blues!

  • Great Tone

    5

    submitted13 years ago

    byNeal Speer

    fromMonroe, NC

    I tried a Dunlop 215 glass and a 222 brass, both sounded tinney. They I tried a 228 Chromed Brass. Great tone on a Les Paul Standard. It has a shorter profile that I like, I am able to cover only the strings that I am playing. It is a heavy slide, a lot of bulk, a plus for me, I think it adds to the tone and sustain.

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