Do you find yourself constantly misplacing guitar picks during practice or performance? The Jim Dunlop USA Guitar Pickholder 5005 is your reliable solution to this common musician's dilemma. Crafted from robust plastic, this pick holder is designed to securely store your picks, ensuring they're always at your fingertips exactly when you need them. Its spring-loaded mechanism guarantees effortless access, so you can seamlessly switch picks mid-performance without missing a note.

This versatile accessory features an adhesive strip, allowing you to mount it to virtually any surface — be it your guitar, mic stand, or even your amp. Its sleek design not only blends seamlessly with your setup but also adds a touch of practicality to your musical endeavors. Whether you're a touring musician or a home studio enthusiast, the Jim Dunlop USA Guitar Pickholder 5005 will keep your picks organized and ready to rock.

Key Features:

• Durable plastic construction
• Secure, spring-loaded design for easy pick access
• Adhesive strip for versatile mounting options
• Compact and unobtrusive for seamless integration with your gear

Product specs

FAQs

How many picks can the Jim Dunlop USA Guitar Pickholder 5005 hold?

The Jim Dunlop USA Guitar Pickholder 5005 can hold up to 10 standard-sized guitar picks, keeping them easily accessible for quick changes during performances.

How does the Jim Dunlop USA Guitar Pickholder 5005 attach to a guitar?

The Jim Dunlop USA Guitar Pickholder 5005 attaches to your guitar using a strong adhesive strip, allowing you to mount it on the guitar's body or headstock for convenient access.

Is the Jim Dunlop USA Guitar Pickholder 5005 suitable for all pick sizes?

The Jim Dunlop USA Guitar Pickholder 5005 is designed to accommodate standard-sized picks, but it may also fit slightly larger or smaller picks depending on their thickness and shape.

Can the adhesive on the Jim Dunlop USA Guitar Pickholder 5005 damage my guitar?

The adhesive used on the Jim Dunlop USA Guitar Pickholder 5005 is designed to be strong yet safe for most guitar finishes, minimizing the risk of damage when properly applied and removed.