Guitar Slides

Stainless steel has a bright, penetrating sound with great sustain and sparkling harmonics. Stainless steel coaxes a beautiful top end from the guitar, making it an excellent choice for warm-sounding acoustics and vintage electrics. A frosted interior coating ensures a non-slip grip. You can also use a stainless slide to turn your modern, high-output guitar into a real screamer. With two wall thicknesses, there is a stainless steel slide that is ...

921 11.5 oz. Professional, 1 x 3-3/4. Round nose tonebars for Pedal Steel, Dobro and Hawaiian type guitars. Made of high quality steel for long life. Select the size perfect for you. Dimensions: O.D. x L, in. Designed specifically for Jerry Byrd, Premier Hawaiian Guitar Player.

920 7.5 oz. Professional, 7/8 x 3-1/4. Round nose tonebars for Pedal Steel, Dobro and Hawaiian type guitars. Made of high quality steel for long life. Select the size perfect for you. Dimensions: O.D. x L, in. Designed specifically for Jerry Byrd, Premier Hawaiian Guitar Player.

A quality professional bar with perfect round nose plus non-snag beveled back edge. Hard steel ground & buffed with heavy duty chrome. Size: 3-1/4" x 7/8" (8.26 x 2.22 cm) White dot - Medium (6.3oz)

A quality professional bar with perfect round nose plus non-snag beveled back edge. Hard steel ground & buffed with heavy duty chrome. Size: 3-1/4" x 7/8" (8.26 x 2.22 cm) Red dot - Heavy (7.8oz)

RR1 - 6.25oz., 3.25", straight ends, extra length and mass Designed for the steel guitar sensation, these bars are just right for the modern steel guitarist. Hand machined of brass and heavily chrome plated. Robert Randolph is taking the steel guitar into a whole new direction, and people are sitting up and taking notice. We couldn't help but notice that he was using one of our bars. Our man Gary Mobley went to hear him play, and got a cha...

RR2 - 7.50oz., 3.25", straight ends, greatest length and mass Designed for the steel guitar sensation, these bars are just right for the modern steel guitarist. Hand machined of brass and heavily chrome plated. Robert Randolph is taking the steel guitar into a whole new direction, and people are sitting up and taking notice. We couldn't help but notice that he was using one of our bars. Our man Gary Mobley went to hear him play, and got a...