Dunlop Guitars news

Don’t get fooled by the picture above, for this is a small Cry Baby wah wah pedal that Jim Dunlop introduces at NAMM 2015.

Dunlop are taking guitarists from the bedroom to the stage with a pair of Gig Packs for acoustic and electric guitars.

Dunlop has announced a limited edition line of pedals commemorating what would have been Jimi Hendrix's 70th birthday.

Dunlop has added a new signature Jazz III pick for Dream Theater guitarist John Petrucci.

Dunlop announces the release of the Eric Johnson Signature Fuzz Face.

Dunlop has announced the Joe Bonamassa Signature Cry Baby, specially engineered to fit in perfectly with Joe’s system.

Dunlop has announced the release of their latest Heavy Core Seven strings.

Dunlop is celebrating 30 years of Tortex picks with a new model: Dunlop Tortex TIII.

Based on a vintage tortoise-shell pick, the Black Fang is made of =Ultex material with "a defined tone and sharp attack."

Dunlop's new SK8 Series guitar straps and picks have taken iconic styles of skateboard industry giants: Independent, Santa Cruz, Nor-Cal, and Skateboarding Is Not A Crime, and dropped them onto Dunlo…

According to Dunlop, their engineers took Kirk's EQ, volume and tone settings and reproduced them with "exacting precision."

The MC-404 CAE Wah was developed by Bob Bradshaw of Custom Audio Electronics and the Crybaby design team with the goal of "creating a highly versatile wah-wah of top-grade components."

Jim Dunlop presents the Glass Moonshine slide.

Jim Dunlop introduces the KFK Kerry King Strings, a new model in the brand's Icon Series signature strings.

Years after the original Crybaby Q-Zone was discontinued, MXR presents the KFKQZ1 Kerry King Signature Q-Zone, a new evolution of the well-known auto-wah stompbox.

Jim Dunlop introduces the EVH95 Eddie Van Halen Signature Wah Wah, developed after intensive design collaboration with the legendary guitarist.