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For you new folks, we've been making the artisan flame casein models for more than four years now, and almost everyone holds that same opinion as D-utim here, including myself. In my case, I had played genuine TS picks for more than thirty years, then spent two decades looking for a legal replacement. When I found casein I was likely as close as I'd ever get. For those of you who've been looking for the ultimate in acoustic tone, your journey isn't complete until you play a high-quality casein pick -- and I say this not as a vendor or AGF Sponsor but as a player. The one pictured above is the number #1 selling model in our company for a very good reason. Here's what a good one sounds like. This is Michael Peter Smith's legendary song "The Dutchman," being played by me on a relatively inexpensive Eastman slope dread straight into a Shure mic, no pickup. Last edited by Charmed Life Picks; 05-30-2022 at 04:35 PM. |
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Immediately to the right of the image in the review, they had this to say about the flame tri (and the blue too): For you new folks, we've been making the artisan flame casein models for more than four years now, and almost everyone holds that same opinion as D-utim here, including myself. In my case, I had played genuine TS picks for more than thirty years, then spent two decades looking for a legal replacement. When I found casein I was likely as close as I'd ever get. For those of you who've been looking for the ultimate in acoustic tone, your journey isn't complete until you play a high-quality casein pick -- and I say this not as a vendor or AGF Sponsor but as a player. The one pictured above is the number #1 selling model in our company for a very good reason. Here's what a good one sounds like. This is Michael Peter Smith's legendary song "The Dutchman," being played by me on a relatively inexpensive Eastman slope dread straight into a Shure mic, no pickup. |