Set of 6 Skull Hard Rock Guitar Picks – 3 Sizes – Pick Holder Included

Shape:Classic heart shape,ideal for a comfortable grip

Design:Exclusive Skull and Guitar design

Print:Double-sided,offering a unique style on each side of the pick

Packaging:Set of 6 picks accompanied by a free pick holder

The pick,an essential tool for all guitar styles:

Whether you play rock,metal or any other musical style,the pick will allow you to easily switch between solos and rhythms with precision. If you are a beginner,we advise you to test several shapes and sizes to find the one that suits you best:small,large,rounded or triangular. More pointed models allow a more frank and precise attack of the strings.

Tips for choosing your pick:

The choice of a pick is crucial to get a game adapted to your needs. Even beginners in classical guitar can benefit from its use. Here are some criteria to consider:

Game speed:
To play chords,it is preferable to choose a thinner pick (less than 0.60 mm) which offers greater flexibility. For fast solos or precise play,a thicker pick is recommended (from 0.80 mm).
Type of guitar:
Whether you play on an acoustic or electric guitar,the thickness and rigidity of the pick will greatly influence your sound and the precision of your game.
Sound and comfort:
A thick pick brings more control and precision,ideal for a powerful and dynamic sound. On the other hand,a thinner pick has increased tolerance,perfect for a more flexible game and a muffled sound,even during vigorous chords.

Thickness and material,determining factors:
The thickness and material influence the way the pick deforms when in contact with the strings. To play chords,a medium pick (around 0.80 mm) is often a good compromise,offering comfort and versatility. For solos or fast play,a thicker,rigid pick allows a better attack of the notes.
Picks vary between 0.60 and 0.80 mm,while the most rigid ones range from 1 mm to 1.14 mm or more.

As for materials,they affect the sound:

Celluloid is flexible and classic.
The tortex is more rigid,offering a more percussive play.
Metal picks bring a pronounced metallic sound,while bone ones generate a warm sound.