Detail 01
Brass construction
Denser than glass, brighter and more cutting than steel, with plenty of sustain and a bit of grit.

Independent shopping perspective
Brass ring slide, 3/4 inch bore, size 9. For players who want slide access without giving up a full finger.

Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Denser than glass, brighter and more cutting than steel, with plenty of sustain and a bit of grit.
Detail 02
Covers a narrow band, so it tracks single strings or partial chords rather than full six-string barres.
Detail 03
The bore, not the ring size. Measure your finger before ordering; this is a fixed, non-resizable fit.
Detail 04
A standard jewelry ring size. Roughly a men's small-to-medium finger. Sizing does not adjust.
Detail 05
Brass wears strings faster than glass and picks up more string noise on wound strings.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
The inner bore diameter of the ring. Ring size 9 is the fit spec for your finger. Check both against your hand before buying.
Most players put a slide on the ring or pinky finger, leaving the others free to fret. Choose based on which finger matches size 9.
Brass is brighter and more aggressive with stronger attack. Glass is smoother and warmer with less string noise. Brass cuts through a band mix better.
Higher action helps avoid fret rattle under the slide, but a ring slide's short contact area is more forgiving than a full tube on standard setups.