I've had slide for years and I like the thickness of the wall but has the lighter weight of glass. It has it's own sound, kind of like between glass and brass. The only problem I've had is that the finish has worn through down to the "raw" ceramic material, probably from the heavy string gauges I use but I have other slides that are way older (real bottlenecks, glass, bottles, brass, steel), that have never worn out. Otherwise, it's a pleasure to us but I would consider it disposable at some point and it IS more expensive than other slides that don't wear out.

I've had slide for years and I like the thickness of the wall but has the lighter weight of glass. It has it's own sound, kind of like between glass and brass. The only problem I've had is that the finish has worn through down to the "raw" ceramic material, probably from the heavy string gauges I use but I have other slides that are way older (real bottlenecks, glass, bottles, brass, steel), that have never worn out. Otherwise, it's a pleasure to us but I would consider it disposable at some point and it IS more expensive than other slides that don't wear out.

I've been playing slide for the better part of 30 + years in Blues and Metal and have been using the Moonshine since the mid 90's. The Dunlop Moonshine is THE best slide I've ever had the pleasure of using. The moisture is non existent and depending on what type of instrument and strings you use, can either give you a warm bluesy feel or screaming rock without the harshness of a metal slide. I use the Moonshine on a Fender acoustic and an Ibanez EX140 Series electric and while I have other slides like a metal, glass, and a Joe Perry ceramic, the Moonshine will always be in my arsenal.

This is a great guitar slide. It is very dense, but much lighter than a metal slide of the same dimensions. With this slide you get a mix of the sustain of a heavier slide (ie. steel or brass)without that metal on metal, tinny sound; and the singing sound of a lighter slide (ie. glass). So if you want a little weight on your finger that you can sling around, but you also want the sweet and mellow sound of a glass slide this is the slide for you.

VERY overpriced for its features.I was pretty disappointed when I played and found that 1)did not keep moisture from building as it says 2)did not sound any better than my brass slide; actually the brass was slightly better, I'm sad to say and 3)is VERY klunky on my fingers (Ive got long skinny digits). Definitely over priced