Dunlop - 8011 Nick Lucas Felt Pick Sachet de 12
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Dunlop 8011 Felt Nick Lucas picks are designed for nylon-stringed instruments such as ukuleles, classical guitars and acoustic basses. Made from thick wool and cotton felt, they guarantee a natural feel. This model comes in a bag of 12.
ARTICLE N° 106428
Presentation
This set of Dunlop 8011 Nick Lucas Felt plectrums produces a round, warm sound, perfect for jazz, for example.
The high-density felt structure, made from wool and cotton, provides good hold, a soft feel and a certain elasticity.
Their natural colour highlights the authentic texture of the material and adds a sober, elegant touch.
With its bevelled tip, this pick facilitates a smoother attack and reduces resistance on the strings, giving greater control and consistency. Its standard size makes it easy to use, whatever the player's level.
Available in a pack of 12, this pick will keep you in stock for several months at a competitive price.
The high-density felt structure, made from wool and cotton, provides good hold, a soft feel and a certain elasticity.
Their natural colour highlights the authentic texture of the material and adds a sober, elegant touch.
With its bevelled tip, this pick facilitates a smoother attack and reduces resistance on the strings, giving greater control and consistency. Its standard size makes it easy to use, whatever the player's level.
Available in a pack of 12, this pick will keep you in stock for several months at a competitive price.
Features
Pick shape
Standard
Artist
Nick Lucas
Thickness / hardness
Hard
Material
Felt, lana, Cotton
Packaging
Pack of 12
Color
Natural
Other features
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Dunlop 8011 Nick Lucas Felt
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Category: Picks
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Colour: Natural
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Materials: Felt, Wool, Cotton
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Quantity : 12
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Thickness: Hard
To find out more...
Nick Lucas was an American jazz guitarist, singer and composer who was born in 1897 and died in 1982. Nicknamed "The Crooning Troubadour", he was one of the first musicians to popularise the solo guitar in popular music. He is best known for his hugely successful version of Tiptoe Through the Tulips (1929).
