Get DinoPoint™ by Writing reviews, Post Images, or Post Videos. The first five customers can get double points!
Clearance Sale
Related Items,Parts & Accessories
Product Description
Specification
Return Policies
-
-
Specifications:
- Classic shape, heavy weight, this guitar pick combine the traditional tone and feel, with beautiful and unique colors
- It allowing you to change pick gauge on the fly by changeing the way you hold the pick
- Features an easy-grip top that even the most aggressive of players can hold onto
- By moving your grip back up and slightly loosening it you will get a thinner feel
Details:
- These guitar picks combine the traditional tone and feel, with beautiful and unique colors
- It allowing you to change pick gauge on the fly by changeing the way you hold the pick
- By moving your grip back up and slightly loosening it you will get a thinner feel
How to Choose a Guitar Pick:
- When choosing a guitar pick, it's good to know specifically how it will be applied. Not all picks are the same. As a guitar player, I'm always keen to use a heavier pick because it gives me a bit more control in my performance. Though in the studio, I often use a vast array of picks. So, I'm here to help make your decision a little easier
- First, it's good to understand that there are many guitar picks for different applications. These differences become much more obvious in a recording studio environment, when every detail is placed under a microscope
- For rhythmic strumming, I recommend gravitating toward a very thin pick. It is generally very flimsy and easy to manage. The benefit is that it offers a more percussive timbre than a heavier pick. This is great when you just need the bright, percussive, sheen. I prefer the Fender Thin pick for this application
- A medium pick works a little better when you're trying to provide a more solid performance. It is a higher density and tends to offer more sustain and less percussive sound. Again, I gravitate to the Fender Medium pick
- For more controlled performances, it is common to use a heavy pick. I prefer a 1mm Dunlop pick. It gives me more control and a feeling of security knowing I'm holding something that feels more weighted. I can "attack" the strings with more ferocity and still maintain command of the instrument
Tips & Warnings:
- It's always a good idea to not buy one pick, but several. Perhaps, in bulk. All music stores will provide a vast selection of guitar picks. I suggest buying in bulk. They always seem to get misplaced or find their way into your laundry
- Be careful not to leave guitar picks lying around if you have small children. Like many small objects, picks can be harmful if swallowed
Package Included:
- 24 x Guitar Picks
Customers' Reviews
Product Images
Video Reviews
Get DinoPoint™ by Writing reviews, Post Images, or Post Videos. The first five customers can get double points!
Your Recent History
You have no recently viewed items.
Maybe you are interested in:
Maybe you are interested in:
(Page 1 of 5)
Continue Shopping: New Arrival
-
USD$ 162.69
-
by BOBOUSD$ 14.99
-
USD$ 148.69
Copyright DinoDirect Corporation 2013. All rights reserved. See our privacy policy, terms of use, disclaimer and takedown policy.