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Dunlop JD274SI Blues Bottle Guitar Slide - Heavy/Small
$27.00
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The Blues Bottle® slide will take you back to pre- Depression Mississippi, where Blues Masters used medicine-bottle slides to form the roots of modern day blues.
The Blues Bottle® slide will take you back to pre- Depression Mississippi, where Blues Masters used medicine-bottle slides to form the roots of modern day blues. Blues Bottle® slides are individually hand blown of durable, seamless glass for a crisp, bright tone. The weighted, closed ends provide optimum balance.
JD274SI
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The Blues Bottle® slide will take you back to pre- Depression Mississippi, where Blues Masters used medicine-bottle slides to form the roots of modern day blues.