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Specifications |
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Brand | D'Addario | ||
Category | Guitar Picks | ||
Shape: | Finger, | ||
Material: | Celluloid, | ||
Quantity: | 5, | ||
Color: | Shell, | ||
Manufacturer Part Number: | 4CSH6-5, |
Good first time pic set..
Good pics to start with and if you take an x-large glove size then you will need to soak these in hot watera couple of times and then slide them over something like a Chap-stick thingy or equivalent to stretch these bad boys over your finger tips. Once that is finished a couple of times they will fit comfortably....
The good, the bad, the fixable
The "good" is the tone; these finger picks (including the brands thumb picks) create a wonderful bright tone that clearly enhances each string they contact. The "bad" is two-fold: If you have large fingers, you may have problems with these pick fitting on your fingers even after dunking them in hot water and forming them to fit your fingers. They also have semi-rough surfaces and… read more tend to drag on the strings making a scraping sound that is very audible (and annoying). This condition can be fixed by spending some time smoothing out the contact surfaces with a fingernail polishing block or fingernail polishing file. A little time polishing will eliminate the rough spots and it's definitely worth the time to improve the sound and playability of these picks. Putting things in perspective, these picks don't cost an arm and a leg, so a little extra effort on your part is well worth the price,as long as long as you don't have large fingers.
Great sound.
These picks sound much better than metal.
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