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I've been using Dunlop Ultex .73mm for 10 or 15 years, and I pick with the rounded corner, instead of the tip.
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Had them printed and give them out at trade shows - has nothing whatsoever to do with my industry, but I get to meet other guitar players!
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Blue Chip CT-55. I have three. Then Blue Chip TAD-1R 60 which is ever so slightly thicker and has one rounded corner. I have one of those.
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I have been progressing to increasingly thicker picks over the years. I am now happiest with a 1.4 Large Triangle. I have been using the Wegen TF140's, Dunlop Primetone 140's with beveled edges and a DAddario Chris Thile 1.4 recently.
I want to order a couple Charmed Life nt-1.4's when Scott has them back in stock. The grip holes make all the difference to me.
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My favorite picks are Fender 351 Celluloid Extra Heavy.
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Primetones (.88) are my pick for picks
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Tried Blue Chip and now Casein. Still sticking with my Fender 346 Extra Heavy Celluloid. They bring out the EQ in my guitar I want to hear and they are cheap.
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Quote:
This!!! CT-55 is the best
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I've got a couple of those. I found them a bit clicky the first day I played them, but I must have adjusted my technique to them and now I'm loving them.
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They make a standard version that doesn't have a sharp tip. That is what I like to use. I use a 1.0mm on my electric.
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I like the Primetone 1.0 smooth for sound and feel, but I find myself using Ultrex 1.0 Sharps because of the shape more often.
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My favorite as of late has been the end of my fingers.
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My leather-like fingers. So much so that when I use a pick I over play the hell out of it and can’t keep a steady volume.
Yes, I know that means I should practice with a pick. You can’t make me! |
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I've bought some of these and find them very bright and harsh on my acoustics. They just don't suit my playing style.
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I'm learning to flatpick and fingerpick guitar to accompany songs. I've played and studied traditional noter/drone mountain dulcimer for many years. And I used to play dobro in a bluegrass band. |
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And then there is somebody asking for the best 150,- $ guitar! :-)
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