The Best Dunlop 2025

1. Dunlop Crybaby GCB95 Wah Circuit Board Replacement

Replacement circuit board for the GCB95 Crybaby Wah. For more recent pedals (made after 1990). Genuine Dunlop/Crybaby replacement part.

When people talk about wah-wah pedals, they're talking about the Cry Baby Wahs. This is the one that created some of the most timeless sounds in rock. The pedal that would eventually become the Cry Baby was first created in 1966 by engineers at the Thomas Organ Company. This new and expressive effect was an instant hit with players like Jimi Hendrix and Eric Clapton, who have contributed to the Cry Baby Wah's huge popularity to this day. While other effects have come and gone, the Cry Baby Wah just keeps getting better with age. Power: Dunlop ECB003 AC Adapter or Single 9 volt battery

2. Dunlop 71S Elastic Heavy Single Capo

Features: Elastic Heavy Single Capo Simple to Use and Easy to Adjust For curved or flat steel six-string guitars

Dunlop 71S Elastic Heavy Single Capo

3. Capo

Dunlop Capo

Dunlop Capo Packaged Quantity: 12 Packaged Quantity: 12 Product Material: Elastic Product Material: Elastic

4. Jim Dunlop Heavy Wall Glass Blues Bottle Slide - Small

Features: Small Size 274 Heavy Wall Thickness

Jim Dunlop Heavy Wall Glass Blues Bottle Slide - Small

5. DUN MET/PLS FNGR/THMB AST

216 Dunlop Finger & Thumbpick Assortment Picks 3090Dunlop Model 3090Acrylic display box features the top finger and thumbpicks for banjo, resonator, pedal steel, and acoustic guitar players.

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6. Dunlop 9033R-U Clear Fingerpicks, Large

Plastic fingerpicks can be used on almost any stringed instrument, giving the player a warm tonal response and increased control. Features Plastic fingerpicks and thumbpicks can be used on almost any stringed instrument Gives the player a warm tonal response and increased control Molded in classic white with the Dunlop logoSpecifications Size: Large Color: Clear Material: Plastic Weight: 0.03 lbs - SKU: KMCM11948

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7. Dunlop Harmonica Holder

This lightweight harmonica holder features a stainless steel holding clip and a comfortably contoured holding harness with center post. It fits all 10-to 14-hole harmonicas.

This lightweight harmonica holder features a stainless steel holding clip and a comfortably contoured holding harness with center post It fits all 10-to 14-hole harmonicas

8. KFK1 Ten Band Equalizer

Dunlop KFK1 Ten Band Equalizer

Dunlop KFK1 Ten Band Equalizer Dunlop KFK1 Ten Band Equalizer

9. Dunlop 84FM Flat Fretboard Acoustic Guitar Trigger Capo | Maple

The Dunlop Trigger Capo allows you to quickly and easily change key with a squeeze of the hand. This capo's strong spring-action clamp keeps it firmly in place, while its slim profile ensures that you can play up and down the fingerboard unhindered. Special padding protects your instrument's neck from scratches. Made from lightweight aircraft-grade aluminum, the Trigger Capo is a must on the road when you need to change key on the fly. Designed for 6 or 12 string acoustic guitars with a flat fingerboard radius.

Dunlop 84FM Trigger Acoustic Flat Maple Capo

10. Dunlop GrooveTech Jack and Pot Wrench

Instrument and amp jacks are notorious for coming loose. And with a shallow nut and recessed cavity, access can be challenging. Until now, that is. The GrooveTech Jack and Pot Wrench provides three thin-wall sockets - 1/2", 7/16", and 12mm - in a compact four-inch tool to handle the most common sizes of jacks and pots on instruments, amps, and other audio gear. Add a dab of threadlocker, and youll probably never have to deal with that loose jack again. Sockets are pro-grade with a dazzling polished chrome finish.

Instrument and amp jacks are notorious for coming loose And with a shallow nut and recessed cavity, access can be challenging Until now, that is The GrooveTech Jack and Pot Wrench provides three thin-wall sockets - 1/2", 7/16", and 12mm - in a compact four-inch tool to handle the most common sizes of jacks and pots on instruments, amps, and other audio gear Add a dab of threadlocker, and youll probably never have to deal with that loose jack again Sockets are pro-grade with a dazzling