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Woodtone Strings

HAND-FINISHED - 1.2mm Bluegrass FlatPick (Matte Black) - One Pick

HAND-FINISHED - 1.2mm Bluegrass FlatPick (Matte Black) - One Pick

$14.85 USD
$14.85 USD
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💯 Designed and manufactured by Devin, lead guitar instructor, at CountryGuitarOnline.com

 

Made for bluegrass flatpicking.

  • Quantity: 1 Hand-finished pick
  • Dimensions: Approximately 1.26" wide X 1.21" tall
  • Thickness: 1.2mm
  • The perfect tone and thickness for bluegrass flatpicking
  • Custom shape improves pick control and speed
  • Warm and clear tone - softens harsh highs without losing clarity
  • Superior feel and playability
  • Made from a special plastic blend designed for durability and great tone
  • Matte black finish for a better grip
  • Made in Austin, TX
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Customer Reviews

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James George
A really nice pic with some pros and cons

I really like the way the pic feels. It’s easy to hold in place and does not slip even when contacting perspiration. My only issue is there’s a little bit of a scraping sounds on round wound strings primarily when playing acoustic. I wonder if it would be worth redesigning a version that has a softer/smoother contact point at the tips that is less coarse with the string contact?

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Buddy Woodward
Get You One!

Really digging the “bluegrass” pick, similar to a Wegen but it almost feels like it contours to my thumb. Softer attack than celluloid or casein, I really like the way it snaps off the strings. I need to work with it more but so far you’ve got a winner on your hands (and now in mine! ;) ).