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Celluloid is the premier pick material. celluloid picks give the traditional feel, with a smooth striking surface and a warm, round musical tone. fender's large triangle pick, the 355, provides three sides for picking and the largest body of any fender& pick. if you want a large pick to hold on to, this is the one for you.
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Although these picks were shown as thin they were medium.
So I had to send them back. This is my favorate style pick.
So I had to send them back. This is my favorate style pick.
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I was introduced to triangular picks by a fellow in our jamming circle. He gave me 2 of the THIN picks and I immediately appreciated them. I do a flat picking technique which I find that I do better with a larger pick. I have found several larger picks but these are the largest. I am able to keep the pick where we are taught for flat pickin' (hard to describe that). I also find that when I am just doing rythm I can move the pick all around in my fingers between strums to make the strumming more comfortable for me.
These are the MEDIUM picks. I bought the 1/2 gross because that is the only option there is. Since I had tried the thin and liked them I wanted to try the medium. I find the MEDIUM triangular picks work better for me with my 12-string. I think I need more stability when flat picking or strumming that many strings.
The fellow who gave me my initial THIN picks says that a real advantage to them (THIN or MEDIUM) is that if one corner breaks off (which I have had happen) he can continue with a different corner.
The vendor delivered the picks in a timely manner.
These are the MEDIUM picks. I bought the 1/2 gross because that is the only option there is. Since I had tried the thin and liked them I wanted to try the medium. I find the MEDIUM triangular picks work better for me with my 12-string. I think I need more stability when flat picking or strumming that many strings.
The fellow who gave me my initial THIN picks says that a real advantage to them (THIN or MEDIUM) is that if one corner breaks off (which I have had happen) he can continue with a different corner.
The vendor delivered the picks in a timely manner.
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