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DUNLOP SHELL MEDIUM Finger Pick (12 pcs.)
The Dunlop Shell Medium fingerpicks are the mid-size option and the most common choice for fingerstyle playing with pick-like clarity. According to Dunlop, plastic fingerpicks give a warm tonal response and increased control and can be used on almost any stringed instrument. The bag holds 12 pieces — enough for several sets. The Shell finish is an amber tortoiseshell pattern with a white Dunlop logo.
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Medium: The Fit for Most Fingers
The Medium size is made for average fingers: the pick sits snugly, does not rotate while you play and does not pinch. If you are buying fingerpicks for the first time and do not know your size, Medium is the logical place to start.
Even Attack in Rolls and Arpeggios
Every finger strikes the string with the same plastic blade, so arpeggios, banjo rolls and fingerstyle parts on acoustic sound even and articulate. Your nails no longer limit volume, and the attack no longer depends on their length.
Plastic Instead of Metal
Compared with metal fingerpicks, plastic sounds warmer and softer, and the blade is easier to feel on the string. That attack works well both for accompanying vocals and for melodic acoustic parts.
Specifications
| Type | Fingerpick |
| Series | Plastic |
| Material | Plastic |
| Size | Medium |
| Color | Shell — tortoiseshell pattern |
| Application | Fingerstyle playing on almost any stringed instrument |
| Manufacturer Part No. | 9010 |
| Included | 12 fingerpicks per bag |
What's Included
The bag contains 12 Dunlop Shell fingerpicks in size Medium.
Who It's For
Shell Medium is for the guitarist trying fingerpicks for the first time, the banjo or dobro player who plays rolls every day, and the fingerstyle musician who wants an even, warm attack without relying on nails.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are fingerpicks for?
For playing fingerstyle with a clear, even attack without long nails. Dunlop notes that plastic fingerpicks can be used on almost any stringed instrument and give increased control.
Which size should I choose — Medium or Large?
Medium is for average fingers and first-time buyers. Large has a wider band for bigger fingers.
How do plastic fingerpicks sound?
According to Dunlop — warm, with more control over your attack. The attack is softer than with metal fingerpicks.
How does the Shell Medium differ from other Dunlop fingerpicks?
By its tortoiseshell finish and medium size. The range also includes the same picks in Large (9020), white and clear versions, and 3 fingerpicks + 1 thumbpick sets (9010TP, 9020TP).
Are they suitable for banjo?
Yes, Dunlop positions plastic fingerpicks as suitable for almost any stringed instrument — banjo, acoustic guitar, dobro and more. The thumbpick is sold separately.
Are these genuine Dunlop fingerpicks?
Yes. SoundsGood is an official Dunlop dealer in Ukraine: the fingerpicks come through the official supply channel in original Dunlop packaging.
🚚 Shipping and Payment
🏆 SoundsGood — full warranty and service support
✅ Quality guarantee — genuine instruments only
🏪 Pickup — Kyiv, free
🚚 Nova Poshta / Ukrposhta / Meest — 1–3 days
💳 Installments — PrivatBank, Monobank
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