JSA Cu69 Copper Hybrid, Thin Finger, Youth, Pinky Guitar Slide(US Ring Size 7)

Description

This lightweight, 60mm (2.36in.) guitar slide features a copper shell over polymer sleeve. The copper shell offers a look and sound comparable to brass, while the red polymer sleeve adds mass and dampens harsh overtones.
*IMPORTANT*
This listing is priced for one slide; the included pictures show the options available. The polymer sleeve comes in your choice of white, blue or red. Please send a message to me (in your order) stating your preferred color after placing the order. I will send a confirmation email once I receive your message.
If you are looking for a slide with a smooth, smaller inside diameter to fit thin fingers or for youths/children or for use as a pinky slide, then this is the slide for you. With a U.S. ring size of 7, this slide should fit snug on most fingers that are troubled by loose-fitting slides.
The Cu69 is a generous mix of comfort, sustain, and maneuverability; its copper finish will form a rich patina as it is polished by steel strings and then tarnished over time. Whether it slides down the fretboard of an electric or acoustic guitar, steel or nylon strings, the Cu69 will offer years of versatile sounds ranging from gritty, delta blues to warm country tones and subtle twang.
Your slide will ship shiny and polished, but over time the finish will darken and develop an appearance somewhere between pictures two and five. The copper shell is meant to tarnish and will remain in a consistent state of change throughout its lifetime.
As you play, small markings will develop along the surface of the slide, which will in turn tarnish and add depth to the emerging patina. You will find that the more you play, the more dramatically the slide's surface will be affected—the appearance of its finish will be directly related to your own playing style and therefore unique to you.
Dimensions:
Length: 2.36” (60mm)
Outside Diameter: 0.875” (22.2mm)
Inside Diameter: 0.681” (17.3mm)
US Ring Size 7
Each slide is handcrafted in Fenton, Missouri and harvested from materials manufactured in the United States.