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Fred Justice


From:
Mesa, Arizona
Post  Posted 24 May 2003 4:33 am    
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Want to see if anyone can help me out here,Ive been using the same pair of Dunlop finger picks for 12 years,the ones with two hole's down lower on each side,mine are so worn out the part that hits the string is only half the oreginal width.Im beting there's a lot of you guy's out there that have a pair or two of these low hole Dunlops laying around that you bought and never did use them.I dont think they make these any more or at least i cant find them,all that Dunlop makes now have two holes on each side up high around the cuticle area so,If anyone has a pair of these low hole Dunlops you dont use and could part with,E-mail me or call me collect,top $$$ paid. 480-983-9288 Thanks,Fred Justice.

[This message was edited by Fred Justice on 24 May 2003 at 09:56 AM.]

[This message was edited by Fred Justice on 26 May 2003 at 09:26 PM.]

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Fred Justice


From:
Mesa, Arizona
Post  Posted 24 May 2003 3:48 pm    
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up please
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Jack Francis

 

From:
Queen Creek, Arizona, USA
Post  Posted 24 May 2003 11:05 pm    
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Fred,
I think those picks must be in the same guys closet that is keeping the Rus-ler that you can't locate to purchase.
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Fred Justice


From:
Mesa, Arizona
Post  Posted 26 May 2003 4:22 am    
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up please
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Carl West

 

From:
La Habra, CA, USA (deceased)
Post  Posted 26 May 2003 6:00 am    
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Hey Fred,
you might try Pro-Pic. they ain't dunlop but their good uns. web site is : www.guptillmusic.com

Carl West
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Fred Justice


From:
Mesa, Arizona
Post  Posted 26 May 2003 8:38 am    
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Thank's Carl,Im going to try some of the Pro Pick's but still would like to find the one hole Dunlop's.
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Troy Porter

 

From:
Globe AZ USA
Post  Posted 26 May 2003 8:41 am    
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Fred I only had one of them. Must have lost the other one.
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Carl West

 

From:
La Habra, CA, USA (deceased)
Post  Posted 26 May 2003 9:38 am    
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Fred, Try their website at: www.jimdunlop.com

Carl West
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Jody Carver


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KNIGHT OF FENDER TWEED
Post  Posted 26 May 2003 12:11 pm    
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Hey Carl
Dont you have telephone service where you live?,,Where are you in Mozambique So.Africa
or what?
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Sonny Curtis

 

From:
Columbus, Ohio, USA
Post  Posted 26 May 2003 6:03 pm    
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Fred
I have pics put away in boxes. I think I might have some. I'll look and see then let you know.
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Fred Justice


From:
Mesa, Arizona
Post  Posted 26 May 2003 6:55 pm    
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Sonny,That would be great,hope you do have some of the low hole dunlop's How was the Tulsa show ? e-mail me when you get a chance and tell me about it,I'll be needing to talk to you here soon about our big show in Jan.2004 out here in the Phoenix area.Talk to you soon, Fred Justice.

[This message was edited by Fred Justice on 26 May 2003 at 07:57 PM.]

[This message was edited by Fred Justice on 26 May 2003 at 09:28 PM.]

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Fred Justice


From:
Mesa, Arizona
Post  Posted 26 May 2003 8:18 pm    
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Id like to make a correction here,the Dunlop pick's im looking for do have two hole's on each side,the hole's are just down a lot lower on the strap,whitch makes it with no hole in the cuticle area of your finger.Sure hope someone has some of these. Thank's,Fred Justice.
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Jeff A. Smith

 

From:
Angola,Ind. U.S.A.
Post  Posted 26 May 2003 8:24 pm    
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Just out of curiousity Fred, what gauge are the Dunlops that you have?

I never noticed it before, but whereas the newer Dunlop .018's that I use each have two holes per side, some of the same size that came with my steel, which look quite old, have THREE holes per side.
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Jeff A. Smith

 

From:
Angola,Ind. U.S.A.
Post  Posted 26 May 2003 8:36 pm    
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It looks like we posted last at the same time. I do have one Dunlop .025 size pick of the style you mention, which came with my guitar. It definitely is different from the newer ones, in that the two holes on each side are further down, with no hole in the cuticle area. It's in okay shape.

If just this one pick can help you, and it's not too thick let me know. I've looked all over, and I don't have the other one.
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Fred Justice


From:
Mesa, Arizona
Post  Posted 26 May 2003 8:48 pm    
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Jeff,that's great,let me know what we need to do to get the pick to me here in Apache Jct Az.Check your e-mail,thanks Fred.
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Fred Justice


From:
Mesa, Arizona
Post  Posted 27 May 2003 3:51 pm    
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up please
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Ron Whitworth


From:
Yuma,Ariz.USA Yeah they say it's a DRY heat !!
Post  Posted 27 May 2003 4:06 pm    
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Hey Fred;
I checked thru my stuff & do not have any of the ones you are looking for.Sorry there pal but if i did they would be yours.Ron
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Frank Carter

 

From:
Yuma, Az
Post  Posted 27 May 2003 9:02 pm    
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Hey Fred,
I have a pair,e-mail me your address and I'll
ship them to ya.
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