ChickenPicks guitar picks – High quality guitar picks
ChickenPicks guitar picks are the ultimate high quality guitar picks. They are unique in its design and manufacturing process.
Eppo Franken developed ChickenPicks guitar picks in 1985.
These are some of the best thick guitar picks available.
The beveled guitar pick edges in combination with the thickness and glossy material make these picks easy to use.
Allowing you to glide on and off the strings effortlessly.
Once tried, you will never go back to a flexible and thin guitar pick. It just takes very little effort to get used to these high quality guitar picks.
Wear of the pick is reduced to a minimum. Just a little bit, right how you hold your guitar pick.
The thermosetting plastic is much harder and denser than all other plastics and prevents chipped or jagged edges.
So this is how to avoid pick noise like pick chirp, which you often hear with softer plastic picks.
These picks ensure you years of uninterrupted guitar playing pleasure, even when using them as bass guitar picks.
Don’t think that these are only for professional guitarists.
Even when you want the best guitar pick for beginners, think of ChickenPicks guitar picks. Even if you want to us them as bass guitar picks.
FAQ about guitar picks
What guitar pick size is best for beginners?
Medium-sized guitar picks are often the best choice for beginners because they provide a comfortable grip and balanced control. A larger pick can also be easier to hold, helping new players develop confidence and accuracy while learning basic techniques.
Are thick guitar picks better than thin guitar picks?
Thick guitar picks offer more control, a fuller tone, greater durability, and less pick flex than thin picks. While the best choice depends on your playing style, many guitarists prefer thicker picks for improved precision, articulation, and consistency.
Why do professional guitarists use thick guitar picks?
Many professional guitarists use thick picks because they provide better control, faster response, and a more consistent attack. Since thick picks flex less, more of the player’s motion is transferred directly to the strings, improving accuracy and note definition.
Do thick guitar picks improve guitar tone?
Thick guitar picks can produce a fuller and richer tone because their greater mass transfers more energy into the strings. This often results in stronger fundamentals, improved sustain, and clearer note articulation compared to thinner picks.
Do beveled thick guitar picks make playing easier?
Many guitarists find that thick picks with beveled edges glide more smoothly across the strings than standard thick picks. The beveled edge reduces resistance, improves comfort, and can make fast picking and strumming feel more effortless.
Should lead guitar players use a different pick size than rhythm players?
Many lead guitarists prefer picks that offer precise control and accurate string targeting, while rhythm players may prioritize comfort and strumming efficiency. The best pick size depends on the techniques you use most often and your individual playing preferences.
How do I choose the right guitar pick size for my playing style?
Start by considering your grip comfort, musical genre, and technique. Players focused on speed and precision may prefer a different size than those who primarily strum chords. Testing several pick sizes is the most effective way to find the option that feels natural and delivers the tone and control you want.
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What our customers say:
Awesome picks! really increase attack & add presence! +Very good customer service I would give this 5 out of 5 Really recommend getting a few sizes as they feel really different (in a good way 🙂 )
-Ben K.
I play the ChickenPicks since 2018 (I think). And in the last 40 years I’ve never played a pick for so long. Every other pick I try since 2018 is boring. The attack and the dynamic I can play with the ChickenPick offers none of the others. I can say: Well done 🙂
-Holger B.
These are my favorite guitar picks since about 2 years. I have much more control, and a much better sound with these. I definitely recommend them!
-Elias Prieels
