Black Mountain BMSR-50 slide ring

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Black Mountain BMSR-50 slide ring

slide ring, 50gr steel with spring loaded grip clip

A new style of slide guitar!
Traditional slides are tubes that cover your pinky or ring finger. This forces you to adapt to playing with 3 fingers which can take a long time to master. The Black Mountain Slide Ring lets you play slide guitar whenever you want to without sacrificing the use of your pinky or ring finger!

Thanks to this innovative slide ring, you can play four-finger chords, four-finger scales, bar with your pinky and ring finger, but still have the option to slide whenever you want to!

Our spring-fit design assures comfort and stability. Plus, the added mass of our design – over 50 grams of high quality steel – means that you get the tone of a full-sized slide packed into the versatility of a slide ring.

If you’re a beginner, the Black Mountain Slide Ring is the perfect first slide. If you’re a pro, the Black Mountain Slide Ring is an essential addition to your tool chest and will unlock a myriad of creative possibilities.

The traditions of slide guitar are beautiful and expressive because they explore the spaces between the notes and allow guitar players to break out of the confines of the frets. With the Black Mountain Slide Ring, you can journey freely between these worlds, without being locked into either style. You can switch between regular guitar and slide guitar whenever you feel the urge!

SMALL 20mm
REGULAR 22mm
EXTRA LARGE 24mm

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