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Selecting A Pick Shape That Fits You
Taka Perry
Sep 28 2013, 07:16 AM
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I use different thicknesses for different playing styles. If it's just chord strumming, I'd generally go for a thinner pick. That being said, my go to pick is still the Jazz III.

And I really have to get one of those Von Hotch picks, I see them all over GMC laugh.gif

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Cosmin Lupu
Sep 28 2013, 09:32 AM
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QUOTE (Taka Perry @ Sep 28 2013, 06:16 AM) *
I use different thicknesses for different playing styles. If it's just chord strumming, I'd generally go for a thinner pick. That being said, my go to pick is still the Jazz III.

And I really have to get one of those Von Hotch picks, I see them all over GMC laugh.gif


Aha! Good point here Taka - when I play acoustic or even funk rhythms - I tend to use a light pick - something like 0.7-0.8 for funk and 0.5 for acoustic strumming - although, when I am playing pickier stuff with the acoustic, the Von Hotch comes in handy and it works well with my fingernails - I use hybrid picking as well when I play the acoustic.

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