Dunlop RWS12 Billy Gibbons Mojo Guitar Slide, Porcelain, Large

I have used metal slides, glass slides, slides made from actually bottle necks, all of different sizes and thicknesses. However, I have never played with a porcelain slide. Therefore, I decided to give it a shot. Now, I won't play with any other slide than this one. Okay, that's a lie.... If there is one singular fault of this slide, it is that it seems to have a tendency to shatter when you drop it on concrete. How odd, being that it is made of porcelain (yes, that was a touch of sarcasm). Now I use a metal one until I get a replacement.This slide is comfortable to wear, resists slipping, and sounds great. I use it primarily on 6 and 12 string acoustics, and I couldn't be happier with the tone. Whereas steel slides can be too tinny and glass too bright of a sound, the porcelain material is the perfect balance. It is heavier than glass, but lighter than most metal slides. Believe it or not, sometimes when I take a break from playing for a minute, I forget that I still have it on my finger. All in all, if you play slide and have never tried a porcelain type, give this one a shot. Though it is a little pricey for a tube of clay, it sounds phenomenal... as long as you don't drop it on concrete.

Nice and solid, but a bit of a squeeze on the ring finger. Much better than steel or glass, but that may be my personal opinion....just feels more chunky

Amazing product. Sturdy slide with great tone. I’m surely buying a couple of extra ones; for me, this is the one.I have to say, though, that the “large” size is a bit misleading. It fits well on my pinky, tight on my ring finger, and on my middle finger (where I actually use it), it doesn’t go past my innermost finger joint (although still usable, since I personally prefer it that way). I don’t have big hands.

Superbe objet qui s'adapte bien à mon auriculaire (si vous jouez sur l'annulaire, prenez XL) . Le son est magnifique.

Cool slide works well and a nice blues sound