Dunlop - JH-PT05H Jimi Hendrix Silver Portrait Heavy Boîte de 12
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The Dunlop JH-PT05H Silver Portrait Heavy pick in silver on black, available in a pack of 12, features iconic portraits of Jimi Hendrix. Its celluloid design provides good flexibility and a balanced sound. This pack is a great choice for musicians looking for solid, high-performance picks.
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Presentation
This set of Dunlop JHPT05H Silver Portrait Heavy picks pays tribute to Jimi Hendrix with 12 picks made from celluloid, a material renowned for its flexibility, strength and pleasant feel.
Each pick features a different portrait of the artist, printed in high-resolution silver ink on a black background. The visual contrast highlights Hendrix's graphic universe, between concert scenes and more personal moments.
The pick's meticulous finish and thickness make it easy to grip, giving you a precise attack that's perfect for rock and blues playing. The set is ideal for all musicians and Hendrix fans alike.
Each pick features a different portrait of the artist, printed in high-resolution silver ink on a black background. The visual contrast highlights Hendrix's graphic universe, between concert scenes and more personal moments.
The pick's meticulous finish and thickness make it easy to grip, giving you a precise attack that's perfect for rock and blues playing. The set is ideal for all musicians and Hendrix fans alike.
Features
Pick shape
Standard
Artist
Jimi Hendrix
Thickness / hardness
Hard
Finish
Silvery
Material
celluloid
Packaging
Pack of 12
Color
Black, Silver
Other features
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Dunlop JH PT05H Silver Portrait
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Category: Picks
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Colour: Black
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Signature : Jimi Hendrix
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Design: Portrait painted in silver ink
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Material : Celluloid
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Quantity : 12
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Thickness : Hard
To find out more...
Jimi Hendrix was an American guitarist, singer and songwriter considered to be one of the greatest musicians in the history of rock. He came to prominence in the late 60s, revolutionising the world of electric guitar with his use of distortion and feedback. Despite his rapid career, his creativity and unique style have had a profound effect on modern music.
