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I had a slide that was too wide... i took a styrofoam cup, and tore off a few pieces, and put them in the slide. After about 5 minutes of adjusting, that slide fit perfect - and I keep that foam in there. If your thumb pick ever loosens too much, try the same - its a super cheap fix. |
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If you have trouble with keeping the thumbpick loose enough that it does not turn your thumb-tip purple, and yet not having it too loose that it spins too easily, try roughing up the inside of the thumbpick with coarse sandpaper. I find the additional friction helps it from slipping on my thumb. I switched from bare thumb to thumbpick about a year ago and final settled on Fred Kelly slick pick light after trying several brands and variations on stiffness.
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national thumb picks are the best for me. The newer ones (I haven't had to buy any in years) seem to be more comfortable than the older ones. I wouldn't use anything else.
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