-My stock picks-

Kastro_316

Kastro_316

Hey guy's
Just wanted to start a stock pick thread :)

Here is my list

-HANS (Hansen)

-MO (ALtria)

-HXM (homex)

How about you guy's?
 
My stock standard pick of choice?
Easy. Jim Dunlop. Perfect for legato style playing...
I wouldn't use anything else.

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Quote from Equalizer:

My stock standard pick of choice?
Easy. Jim Dunlop. Perfect for legato style playing...
I wouldn't use anything else.

4420-NYLON-STD-PICK.gif
More...

Equal-

I don't understand this post. Could you please explain?

Thanks
 
Quote from Equalizer:

My stock standard pick of choice?
Easy. Jim Dunlop. Perfect for legato style playing...
I wouldn't use anything else.

4420-NYLON-STD-PICK.gif
More...

Try to cut up some old credit cards, completely different sound.
 
Quote from traderdon56:

Equal-

I don't understand this post. Could you please explain?

Thanks
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Sure "pick" is commnon/slang for plectrum (to me at least).
Plectrum = A small thin piece of metal, plastic, bone, or similar material, used to pluck the strings of certain instruments, such as the guitar.
Origins: Latin plectrum derived from the Greek word plektron

Jim Dunlop manufactures my favourite plectrum - thus my stock standard pick of choice - the NYLON range, perfect for de-emphasizing the picking sound, exactly what is needed for those blazing legato solos.
HTH

PS. My apologies, I should have included an obligatory smiley in my original post...:D
 
Quote from Walther:

Try to cut up some old credit cards, completely different sound.
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LOL - tell me you haven't really done this Walther. :) I remember making my own from laminex - as a kid. Nowadays, the 0.73mm, 0.77mm and 1 mm Jim Dunlops work really well with my legato approach (ala Holdsworth).
 
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