ALL THINGS BIG AND SMALL 2.0

TAKE A PICK [no pun intended]- Your missing variable in the equation of Guitar Tone. You have: $4000.00 guitar $3000.00 amp $400 hand-wound pickups $100 cable $30 Titanium strings 50 CENTS PICK? OMG! Its time you try out and buy my luxury picks for that killer tone: Price range: 5.00 to 100.00. V-Picks, Gravity, SuperBite, Blue-Chip, Wegen, Huffschmid, Dunlop PrimeTone etc. Many sizes, shapes, and thickness. (Diamonds, Screamers, Pachellis, Farleys, Ghost Rims, Gypsy, Jazz III shapes etc) Selling those I don't use (picks must suit your style, guitar, music) The other photo is of my prize 3mm Huffschmid Glow-In-The-Dark Aqua Blue with special beveling. [30 Euros]

Guitar picks greatly affect how you play your guitar, and the tone you produce. The thickness of the pick, its size, the material that it is made of, whether the tip is pointed or rounded etc all contribute to the speed, dynamics and tone of your playing. A lot of thought and research on shape, size and material goes into the making of a good guitar pick.  Vinni Smith of V-Picks.com makes about 125 types of picks to suit every type of player and every genre of music from jazz to rock, country, metal or folk. He is a selection of picks with a brief description of each: 1. The Bulls-Eye: The bulls-eye in the center is meant to let the player have a solid feel of the pick and its position in his picking hand, even as he plays.   2. The Duet's double point means that every note is played twice, the second note a split second behind the first note; thus making it sound like you are playing a 12-string guitar. 3. The Ghost Rim: Guitar picks sometimes make...