PSA - 20% discount on Gravity Guitar Picks

Re: PSA - 20% discount on Gravity Guitar Picks

Jesus **** . . . 5$ for a pick?

In the world of boutique picks, these are a bargain. How about $30 to $75 for Blue Chip picks? They're made by hand, thus the prices (these aren't made in China).
 
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Dude five bucks is a deal. I'm taking the plunge, thanks for this!
 
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I won a contest last year for some Gravity picks from SD. I'm not a huge fan of them. Good sound, but for my purposes I prefer Ultex or Tortex Jazz picks.
 
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I can't seem to use the discount code. Where do you enter it?
 
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I'm seriously considering trying a Tuskbuffer pick for the hell of it. Anyone have any experience or know about those?
 
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Jesus **** . . . 5$ for a pick?

You haven't tried them, have you?

That's nothing compared to the $35 Fossil Dino Bone pick (and matching pendant) my wife got my for my birthday.

I've got a few, just don't lose 'em!
 
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You haven't tried them, have you?

That's nothing compared to the $35 Fossil Dino Bone pick (and matching pendant) my wife got my for my birthday.

I've got a few, just don't lose 'em!

After seeing these 5$ picks, I don't even know if this is a joke or not.

:P
 
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After seeing these 5$ picks, I don't even know if this is a joke or not.

:P

Not a joke. Those are probably the picks made from mammoth ivory. I don't think they're fossilized yet though. It's a very rare and semi precious material that probably isn't that easy to work. It has to cost a bunch. Same with Blue Chip picks - they're made of some kind of exotic synthetic material that is extremely costly to the manufacturer (I've heard that their $35 pick cost them over $25 for the material). But the proof is in the playing. A lot of players swear by some of these picks. Me, I'm addicted to Gravity picks, which fortunately aren't at the high end of the boutique pick pricing.
 
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This topic is out of my realm of understanding. I distinctly remember being shocked when I needed a few jazz IIIs and the music store was charging 30 cents each for them.
 
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After seeing these 5$ picks, I don't even know if this is a joke or not.

:P

Nope. I'm dead serious.

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PSA - 20% discount on Gravity Guitar Picks

Not a joke. Those are probably the picks made from mammoth ivory. I don't think they're fossilized yet though. It's a very rare and semi precious material that probably isn't that easy to work. It has to cost a bunch. Same with Blue Chip picks - they're made of some kind of exotic synthetic material that is extremely costly to the manufacturer (I've heard that their $35 pick cost them over $25 for the material). But the proof is in the playing. A lot of players swear by some of these picks. Me, I'm addicted to Gravity picks, which fortunately aren't at the high end of the boutique pick pricing.

"Very rare". "Probably". "Has to cost". "Exotic". "I've heard".

Sums it up pretty nicely, I think. ;)
 
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"Very rare". "Probably". "Has to cost". "Exotic". "I've heard".

Sums it up pretty nicely, I think. ;)

Ha, very observant of you. One thing I do know about for sure is Gravity Picks' quality and playability. They're all I use anymore. But thanks for the helpful reply.
 
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Ha, very observant of you. One thing I do know about for sure is Gravity Picks' quality and playability. They're all I use anymore. But thanks for the helpful reply.

No worries, I mean no harm. But the words were there so it was hard to resist. :)
 
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I wanted to update this thread for those who search for these. I ordered a 2mm XL Stealth last week. I got my pick, and a bonus pick today. I'm not sure if they were running a black Friday special or something, but they also sent a 3 mm XL Sunrise with the grip hole. Cool little bonus, but I don't know if it was a mistake or not. Either way, I wasn't charged extra so it's a win.

My first impression is positive. Surprisingly, it didn't take long to get used to the extra thickness, since I normally use .88 mm picks. The feel is similar to celluloid or Ultex between your fingers, and pretty much everything about it is comparable to that. I prefer using the Stealth shape over the Sunrise, but that could also be the extra millimeter of material I didn't like as much. The edge bevel is very sharp and I don't feel like I lose any dynamics or feel with them. Ultimately I like them, but I'm not sure there's any huge improvement or advantage over my other picks, other than the longevity they claim to have. That remains to be seen but I remain optimistic. Hope this is worth posting, but I figure someone might like to hear a first time users thoughts.
 

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Re: PSA - 20% discount on Gravity Guitar Picks

Here is an observation related to your findings on the picks, Nacho8807: A big difference between the Stealth model and most of the rest of the Gravity line is the angle and length of the bevel, which is the string contact area of the picks. The Stealth (and also the Edge model) have thin, almost knife edge bevels that make them sound and behave like thinner picks, while the thickness of the body of the pick allows for a more secure grip. The Stealth is the one I like the best.
 
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