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Feb 6 2009, 11:02 PM
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QUOTE (Kizaze44 @ Feb 4 2009, 03:38 PM)  OK - I'm going to try the jazz III's for my electric. As for V-picks, I only notice a difference in tone when I use it on my acoustic - it's actually a big tone difference. Anyone hear a tone difference on ELECTRIC (V-picks vs. normal picks)? I hear a huge difference between medium rounded V-Pick and standard Tortex .60 and .88. The V-Pick is way more rich and mellow, but then I like that kind of sound. The Diamond V-Pick sounds even better to my ear, but $10 each. OUCH! -------------------- "I dreamed a lot when I was younger.. I'm older now but still I hunger For some understanding. There's no understanding, now. Was there ever? ...Joe Puerta (Ambrosia)... Finally got a YouTube page going. |
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Feb 7 2009, 11:20 AM
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QUOTE (David Wallimann @ Feb 5 2009, 04:54 PM) I guess it's all a matter of personal taste. But I recommend trying the V-Pick small pointed for speed and accuracy. I've been using them exclusively for the last 6 months and can't go back to anything else. I agree, it is definitely a matter of personal taste. I also like a V-pick, the screamer, it feels very nice, but I don't like the material it is made of, it wears out and it takes away some of my attack... I used it for some time, actually I am still using it when I record leads and solos, but for my rhythm guitars nothing even comes close to my stone pick  Actually in the moment I am thinking about getting a stone pick custom made in the shape of a screamer, might be the ultimate pick for me 
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