Fragrance

The thing about picks or plectrums if you prefer is that they are really a matter of preference and once you pick one (no pun intended) you should try to stick to it and get used to it through practice. I’ve used many different types of picks over the years and I’ve not found the ideal one for me until recently when I decided to use a SilverPick which is basically a standard triangle thin design but made of silver which I find fits my needs the best and so far it’s just a case of getting used to it. This particular Dunlop pick is as described being fat, stubby and sturdy with a nice grippable centre and if you are the kind of lead guitarist who uses a lot of pinch harmonics this pick will be good for you as the maximum grip and most comfortable holding position exposes very little of the pick face. The hardness will make it good for fast playing but the thickness also makes it difficult to get a firm grip too and the very small size makes it easy to lose your grip if you hit the strings too hard. This makes it unfit for bass players and for strumming although you could get used to this for lead guitar playing. For me though, I’ll keep this among my collection of picks for use but it’s not my default or preferred choice for play. Manufactured from Lexan providing great strength and durabilitywith a powerful gripping surface for easier handling. Contoured for smooth release, the. continue reading.