Dunlop - 927 Long Dawg
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The Dunlop 927 Long Dawg is a stainless steel tonebar that provides brilliance and powerful sustain. Its non-flared shape gives precise control of the muting, which is perfect for tight rhythms. The model has good grip. You can juggle all gauges of strings with ease. The Lap Dawg-like ergonomics make it easy to adapt quickly and naturally.
ARTICLE N° 108334
Presentation
The Dunlop 927 Long Dawg tonebar boosts your vibrato thanks to its increased length. You gain amplitude with ease, for precise, expressive control.
For larger hands, this generous size transforms the grip. It makes lively passages more pleasant and fluid.
Stainless steel guarantees powerful, brilliant sustain. Every note retains its clarity, even in the most daring glissandos.
Play the blues with intensity, thanks to the balanced weight. In country, this model lets you sculpt every nuance with finesse.
The lack of flare doesn't limit your technique: it boosts your precision on slides and mutings. The controlled weight amplifies control over legato phrases. Your playing becomes more authentic.
For larger hands, this generous size transforms the grip. It makes lively passages more pleasant and fluid.
Stainless steel guarantees powerful, brilliant sustain. Every note retains its clarity, even in the most daring glissandos.
Play the blues with intensity, thanks to the balanced weight. In country, this model lets you sculpt every nuance with finesse.
The lack of flare doesn't limit your technique: it boosts your precision on slides and mutings. The controlled weight amplifies control over legato phrases. Your playing becomes more authentic.
Features
Material
Stainless steel
Packaging
Single unit
Color
Grey
Other features
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Dunlop 927 Long Dawg
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Category: tonebar
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Ergonomics identical to the Lap Dawg Tonebar
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Increased length, ideal for large hands
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Colour: grey
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Flared: no
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Format: long
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Material: stainless steel
To find out more...
On the Long Dawg, you place your hand gently. Each finger finds its natural position for a constant attack. The length invites more expressive bends and harmonics.
Switching from a short tonebar requires you to adapt your gesture, so there's less tension. Stainless steel glides more smoothly, especially on strings that have been strung.
Switching from a short tonebar requires you to adapt your gesture, so there's less tension. Stainless steel glides more smoothly, especially on strings that have been strung.
