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Re: Handmade Guitar Picks
The offer still stands. No expiration date. Send mailing address and current pick to [email protected]
The offer still stands. No expiration date. Send mailing address and current pick to [email protected]
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Re: Handmade Guitar Picks
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Re: Handmade Guitar Picks
Thanks for the review.Originally posted by Ignoramus View PostBump with a mini-review. I really like the shape, size and thickness of the red Classic 1.5 I was given. I'm not too keen on one side being so slippery while the other side (with the engraving) is more textured, but this may just be an acclimation compared to the Tortex feel. Even though my hands get sweaty when I've played a bunch, I was able to hang on to the pick.
What I really liked was the tone. I have other acrylic picks, which range from super-trebly to dark/muted, and this one seemed to have the most balanced sound. Not too trebly, but the attack and clarity of each string was still there.
Thanks again for the offer.
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Re: Handmade Guitar Picks
I just sent one, thanks1975 Fender Stratocaster W/ Floyd Rose + mods
2001 Gibson Les Paul Studio w/Floyd Rose, Scalloped neck, EMG 81/85 Combo
Marshall FJA Signature modded JMP 1979 50 watt
Marshall JVM205H
Marshall 1960AX cabinet(w/ 2 V30's & 2 G12M Greenbacks)
Empty(unloaded)Laney 2x12
+ a bunch of pedalsComment
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Info sent... Thanks!The Artiste formally known as IndySG...Comment
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Email sent; thanks! Very curious as to how this stacks up against my current faves: bone for electric guitar and Red Bear for acoustic.Why don't you take your little Cobra Kais and get outta here?!
My collaborative PROGRESSIVE ROCK PROJECT, As Follows.Comment
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Keep the emails coming. This site has been awesome so far. Thanks everyone.
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