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the only pick I use
sadly, pink is the only colour these are made in, so it's kind of weird to whip out pink picks on a metal show. BUT - it is the size, width and smoothness that I got used to so much that I can't play with anything else now. I use these for both acoustic (0.12 strings standard E) and electric (0.10 - 0.52 hybrid strings in whole step down / drop C).
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One of my favorites
These picks are one of my favorites ones!
The grip is good, thickness also good for my personal taste. Not too thick and no too skinny.
I think it's the shape of the pick that makes them so good to play.
The grip is good, thickness also good for my personal taste. Not too thick and no too skinny.
I think it's the shape of the pick that makes them so good to play.
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Love x1000
These are my favourites. Love x1000.
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Pink is the new black
They may be pink, but sure as hell they are great. Good grip especially when your hand gets sweaty. You will be able to find it when you inevitably drop it, thanks to its bright color. Perfect thickness i would say, shredding or strumming, you are covered on both fronts.
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Shiny but Grippy
Somehow these shiny picks are actually more grippy to me than the flat finish ones. Used these for 20 years - never fail and easy to find on the floor or amp or shelf or ....anywhere. Just the right amount of give for flatpicking and rock. My number one pick. (Get it? Pick and Pick?)
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Love em'.
Right. Bass Player.
I've been using these since mid/early 90's as my go to pick.
Lighter than many think you should use but I like the sound they make and have incorporated it very deliberately into my sound that I am known ( and sought out ) for. If I am doing any very fast work I will use a jazz iii XL which has similar proportions, but this remains my go to.
Never had much of a problem with grip but they aren't scored hence the 4 stars.
They do wear out and blunt, but then you just get another (the are not expensive), hence 4 stars.
This pick, onto DR Strings (in different gauges depending on bass & neck) into the same Sans Amp I've used on every recording and live performance I've done since the early 90's equals kool.
I've been using these since mid/early 90's as my go to pick.
Lighter than many think you should use but I like the sound they make and have incorporated it very deliberately into my sound that I am known ( and sought out ) for. If I am doing any very fast work I will use a jazz iii XL which has similar proportions, but this remains my go to.
Never had much of a problem with grip but they aren't scored hence the 4 stars.
They do wear out and blunt, but then you just get another (the are not expensive), hence 4 stars.
This pick, onto DR Strings (in different gauges depending on bass & neck) into the same Sans Amp I've used on every recording and live performance I've done since the early 90's equals kool.
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Good quality
I have used these picks for a few years now. They feel slightly heavier than a medium pick, which suits my style of playing, and the grip is excellent. The Delrin material is very durable and as a result, last quite a while.
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Perfect Pink Picks!
These picks are timeless medium picks, perfect for both electric and acoustic playing, and also the bright colour makes them easy to see if you drop one on stage.
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Dunlop Delrin 500
I know a lot of people hate on these "cheapo" picks with all the fancy-pants new materials you can buy picks from but let me tell ya - these are great! Such a fast release from the string and a clean tone! I recommend them fully as long as you dont have super sweaty fingers (obviously the grip isnt the same as a brain pick)
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plectrum banjo proof
the best picks so far. after several decades of playing the plectrum banjo. they don't dent, so bad the color! ;)
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