Dunlop - EVH102P060 EVH Tortex Frankenstein 0,60 mm Sachet de 6
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The 6 Dunlop EVH102P060 EVH Tortex Frankenstein picks at 0.60 mm? They're heavyweight. They're perfect for shaking up walls, from metal to pure rock. When you think of Eddie, you think of "Eruption" exploding. Blistering solos, raw energy. These delrin accessories are the lethal weapon for explosive audio.
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The Dunlop EVH102P060 EVH Tortex Frankenstein picks are the bomb.
The design? Straight out of Eddie's world, it hits hard. The 0.60 mm thickness balances bite and suppleness, so there's nothing to complain about.
There's no limit to the number of picks you can use, so you can go from thinner to thicker depending on your mood.
The delrin's ergonomics never fail, even at full shred. Every riff is a firework, and it never slips.
These picks in a pack of 6 aren't just a style, they're an Eddie vibe that takes you on board. With every note, you can feel the raw energy!
The design? Straight out of Eddie's world, it hits hard. The 0.60 mm thickness balances bite and suppleness, so there's nothing to complain about.
There's no limit to the number of picks you can use, so you can go from thinner to thicker depending on your mood.
The delrin's ergonomics never fail, even at full shred. Every riff is a firework, and it never slips.
These picks in a pack of 6 aren't just a style, they're an Eddie vibe that takes you on board. With every note, you can feel the raw energy!
Features
Artist
Eddie Van Halen
Thickness / hardness
0.60 mm
Material
Delrin
Packaging
Pack of 6
Color
Red, Black, White
Other features
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Dunlop EVH102P060 EVH Tortex Frankenstein 0.60 mm Bag of 6
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Colours: red, black and white
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Thickness: 0.60 mm
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Material: Delrin
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Eddie Van Halen
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Quantity: 6
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Made in the USA
To find out more...
Eddie Van Halen didn't just make history with his band, Van Halen. His "Frankenstein" guitar is a symbol of innovation. He used a novel technique of 'tapping' on the neck, producing a powerful, percussive sound that has inspired generations of guitarists, from pop to metal.
