I don't agree with this for either picks or power tools.
Another pick thread
- Thread starter Seashore
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I don't agree with this for either picks or power tools.
ehdwuld
A Ficus
The right power tool is the one with either dead battery.
or the one you misplaced moments ago
Just saw that thing.......
The gnomes strike again!
80's_Metal
Underglazed Hair Metalologist
He mostly replaces my new clothes with smaller versions of the same.
That's the refrigerator ha ha ha...
Chistopher
malapterurus electricus tonewood instigator
I just had a carpenter redo the wall in my living room with nothing more than a table saw and a drill press. I gave him a glass of water on his way out and he gave me back a glass of wine.
The Guitar
New member
I used to use Dava Controls, then V-Picks Screamers and Gravity Picks Stealths that were 3mm and 4mm. Then I got hooked on Dragon Picks. My main is 6.7mm while the others are 6mm or so. Unfortunately the guy that made them passed away. He seem to be a pretty nice guy had some really cool designs. I have yet to find another pick maker for future picks. 
GuitarStv
Sock Market Trader
Holy crap, those are the thickest picks I've ever seen. Playing with a 3 mm pick is doable for me, but a bit of an adjustment. Not sure I'd get along with 6 mm. They look really nice though.
Seashore Have you ever tried an agate pick? If you want a pick that you aren't going to mangle the tip on, I've certainly never managed to damage one of those from playing (and I tend to be *hard* on picks -- a celluloid pick will last less than 10 minutes in my right hand before over half of it no longer exists). I really like the sound of them, too. However, be warned, if you have tile floors -- they can shatter if you drop them on a hard floor.
My go-to these days is the Ernie Ball Prodigy Mini, 2mm. Delrin (so basically a less matte Tortex), with a super-sharp pointy tip and extreme beveled edge, and a slightly smaller size than a normal Jazz III. They're a bit pricy, but I love them.
My go-to these days is the Ernie Ball Prodigy Mini, 2mm. Delrin (so basically a less matte Tortex), with a super-sharp pointy tip and extreme beveled edge, and a slightly smaller size than a normal Jazz III. They're a bit pricy, but I love them.
