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  • #16
    Originally posted by ArtieToo View Post
    I wonder if that's the "Zephyr" of guitar picks?
    It would have to cost 7x as much!
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    • #17
      I choose wooden picks. My "life changed" when first tried them; and will NEVER go back!

      ...just a bit sad; about the Wish picks. Since i suspect them to be made out of rainforest etc. :/

      rosewood, maple and ebony picks rule!

      (btw. I'd buy that silver pick. If it was half the price. Silver isn't THAT expensive per gram.
      If somethings important- send a PM. I might be offline for long periods. Rock on!!!

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      • #18
        Finally got the pick back from the jeweler

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        • #19
          Originally posted by Securb View Post
          Finally got the pick back from the jeweler

          That's exactly what I'd do with it. Looks cool!

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          • #20
            Originally posted by Mr. 80's View Post

            That's exactly what I'd do with it. Looks cool!
            Thanks man I have been getting tons of compliments on the charm and chain.

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            • #21
              I'd need to own a string factory...
              Originally posted by Bad City
              He's got the crowd on his side and the blue jean lights in his eyes...

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              • #22
                Hope you enjoy. It reminds me a little of this:

                Oh no.....


                Oh Yeah!

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                • #23
                  Originally posted by PFDarkside View Post
                  Hope you enjoy. It reminds me a little of this:

                  https://www.tiffany.com/accessories/...-can-60559139/
                  Thanks, man I just ordered two. Gonna connect them with string and make a telephone.

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                  • #24
                    Originally posted by Securb View Post
                    I played it a bit tonight no big thing. No holy grail of tone. It is not the pick of destiny. Plus, I know I was holding back on my playing as to not scratch my guitar. Once I switched picks I had a great practice.

                    As intended it will be a piece of jewelry.
                    Ha, that's interesting feedback. I always read about Phil Collen from Def Leppard using metal picks, ultra heavy gauge strings, and having baseball bat necks on his guitars because it all helps the tone. So manly, along with his shirtless look I think it's all smoke and mirrors - I just got rid of my Jackson PC-1 and didn't think the neck was any thicker than other guitars I've owned over the years. (Not hating on Phil at all BTW, I love the guy!)
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                    My gear - Gibson- Les Pauls - 2 x Classic (sunburst and ebony), Slash Standard, DC Special Tribute, SG Standard, Explorer, Flying V. 1980 Hamer Sunburst.
                    MIM Fender Strat. MIK Squier Tele. Jackson JDR94, Kelly, Concert Bass. Fender acoustic. Mandolin.
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                    • #25
                      Originally posted by Wolfshead View Post

                      Ha, that's interesting feedback. I always read about Phil Collen from Def Leppard using metal picks, ultra heavy gauge strings, and having baseball bat necks on his guitars because it all helps the tone. So manly, along with his shirtless look I think it's all smoke and mirrors - I just got rid of my Jackson PC-1 and didn't think the neck was any thicker than other guitars I've owned over the years. (Not hating on Phil at all BTW, I love the guy!)
                      When I bought the pick the intention right off was to put it on a chain. I had no desire to play with it. About 15 years ago I bought this pick made out of a US Half Dollar coin. I could never gel with it and did not dig the tone. I tried it with guitar and bass and it was a no-go. For that reason, I knew the silver pick was not going to be a player. However, I did have to give it a couple of rips on the guitar before putting it on the chain.

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                      • #26
                        Originally posted by Securb View Post

                        When I bought the pick the intention right off was to put it on a chain. I had no desire to play with it. About 15 years ago I bought this pick made out of a US Half Dollar coin. I could never gel with it and did not dig the tone. I tried it with guitar and bass and it was a no-go. For that reason, I knew the silver pick was not going to be a player. However, I did have to give it a couple of rips on the guitar before putting it on the chain.

                        The thing looks like a beast for sure. Just what I would want, for bass or guitar.

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