Support

Light is the lightest model, Medium is the middle standard gauge, Heavy is the heaviest standard gauge, and Jazz Tip uses a shorter jazz-style tip.

Choose Regular for the standard fit. Choose Extra-Tight for smaller thumbs or a tighter fit.

Yes. All four models have left-handed 3-pack variants. The larger packs are right-handed.

Contact support with your order number.

Blue is 0.6 mm nylon for flexible strumming. Black is a pointed 1.5 mm tip. Red is a rounded 1.5 mm tip.

Rotate the pick in your hand until the tip you want faces the strings.

Choose a 3-pack, 7-pack, or 12-pack.

Natural Tagua with a cork grip.

2.7 mm.

Choose a 4-pack or 12-pack.

Measure around the middle segment of your middle finger. Small is below 2 1/4 in (57 mm), Regular is 2 1/4–2 5/8 in (57–66 mm), and Extra-Large is above 2 5/8 in (66 mm).

The recommended position is the middle segment of your middle finger.

Float the slide over the frets without pressing the strings down to the fretboard.

Mute the strings behind the slide with your index finger.

Choose Small for smaller-than-average fingers, Regular for average-sized fingers, or Extra-Large for larger fingers.

The spring-loaded arm should hold the slide securely against your finger.

Nickel-plated steel.

Up to six strings.

The Black Mountain Capo is designed for six-string guitars.

Position it close behind the fret, close the ratchet arm, and turn the thumb screw gradually.

Play every string and make a small pressure adjustment if needed.

Yes. The tuner output supports silent tuning.

Yes. Switch between linear and audio taper.

Yes.

Two: a fixed 25K TRS output and a 10K output with a TRS/TS switch.

Match the device’s required resistance and wiring to the appropriate output.

Yes.

Use the selector to assign the Freewheel® to Time, Feedback, or Blend.

Use a 9V center-negative power supply.

Roto-Echo is sold and fulfilled by Third Man Hardware.