Dunlop - BL01R60 Alan Forbes Flame Ape 0,60 mm Sachet de 36
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The Dunlop BL01R60 Alan Forbes Flame Ape 0.60 mm picks provide pleasant flexibility for fast riffs. They remain stable during intense bass lines. They provide good control. Their sharp point doesn't get in the way of sweeps. There's no blockage, which makes for total fluidity. The design is original and striking.
ARTICLE N° 105000
Presentation
The 36 Dunlop Alan Forbes Flame Ape 0.60 mm picks keep their bite. Even after several sessions on sheathed strings, they hold.
On a high-gain amp, the attack remains sharp. There's some crispness in the treble, but it stays clean.
The slim profile makes hybrid picking a thing of the past. Between thumb and forefinger, it glides smoothly.
In DI, the signal remains very present in the mix. Compared to nylon, it stings a little less.
It reacts well to nuances, from soft to harsh. The design on each pick? It matches the ambience.
On a high-gain amp, the attack remains sharp. There's some crispness in the treble, but it stays clean.
The slim profile makes hybrid picking a thing of the past. Between thumb and forefinger, it glides smoothly.
In DI, the signal remains very present in the mix. Compared to nylon, it stings a little less.
It reacts well to nuances, from soft to harsh. The design on each pick? It matches the ambience.
Features
Artist
Alan Forbes (artist and illustrator)
Thickness / hardness
0.60 mm
Packaging
Pack of 36
Color
White
Other features
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Dunlop BL01R60 Alan Forbes Flame Ape 0.60 mm Bag of 36
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Colour: white
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Thickness: 0.60 mm
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Alan Forbes
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Rock 'n' roll design
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Quantity: 36 pcs
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Made in the USA
To find out more...
Alan Forbes was born in California. He is famous for his graphic work in the music world. He founded The Firehouse Kustom Rockart Company. His work is inspired by occult imagery, comic books and underground art. He is also a tattoo artist and a fervent supporter of the alternative scene.
