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You rock. Info sent. I may have to change picks.
You rock. Info sent. I may have to change picks.
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Re: Handmade Guitar Picks
The Razer is getting alot of good reviews. It has a sharp tip thats good for lots of different playing. Jazz III XL's are a good pick, but a Classic 3mm will knock it out of the park...Originally posted by Red_Label View PostComment
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Info sent, thanks for extending this offer to everyone.Comment
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Info sent. Those picks look awesome!Originally posted by crusty philtrumOriginally posted by SecurbComment
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Yeah there isn't anything that looks like a direct replacement for the Jazz III type picks. I just ordered 3 dozen of the Jazz III 2.0 Ultex picks and 2 dozen of the Jazz III Max Grip Carbon Fiber picks....Comment
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Hey just got my sample! 1 red Classic mini and one green Striker mini.
I gotta say I'm really diggin' em! The Classic feels just like my red Jazz III's but adds a little chirp to single notes; especially when you angle it and really dig in. The Striker is super thick and nicely rounded; feels great for chords and has a nice soft attack that feels good on acoustic.
Both are excellently made. Not a single flaw or rough edge. Very impressive! I think I may pick up a dozen Classic minis in the next couple weeks and let some friends try em out.
Thanks a lot Gravity Picks! You guys rock!Comment
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Everything starts as a niche
#patentingftwComment
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Got email confirm, I look forward to trying it and posting a review.Originally posted by crusty philtrumOriginally posted by SecurbComment
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Just received my RAZOR XL, now i only played for 15 mins but i am already a Fan! The action is what i was lookin for. it has no resistance and i have not even begun to really get into it yet.
I like a pick after about 1 hour of playin time(same as my strings) to break em in.
I will be ordering more of these and want to try classic too just for curiousity sake.
The RAZOR is what i wanted in a pick,nice point, no resistance against the strings when tremolo picking and doing sweeps.
very satisfied,wish he would have sent a free classic too! LOL!Comment
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Hey i only got one pickup sample?Originally posted by TheLivingDead View Post
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Maybe the sender has palsy and made a happy accident!Originally posted by Ed Hunter View PostHey i only got one pickup sample?
No, but really I wasn't very specific with what I wanted. I said I use a red Dunlop Jazz III and that was it. He sent me two that are in that ballpark.
Again, great picks. I'm pluckin' away with the Classic Mini right now. Gonna break it in and get those edges beveled.Comment
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Just got mine in, thx gravity.
Thing packs a punch. Gonna use it live, no doubtComment
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Originally posted by TheLivingDead View PostMaybe the sender has palsy and made a happy accident!
No, but really I wasn't very specific with what I wanted. I said I use a red Dunlop Jazz III and that was it. He sent me two that are in that ballpark.
Again, great picks. I'm pluckin' away with the Classic Mini right now. Gonna break it in and get those edges beveled.
yeah i said send one .75 and a 1mm of the razors and only got the 1.5Last edited by Ed Hunter; 06-20-2011, 04:57 PM.Comment
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