First ever (guitar) picks This blog is about the history of plectrums and it explains how D’Andrea guitar picks became the standard. With their 351 pick shape they changed the world in the early 1920’s.Plectrums were typically made of materials like tortoiseshell, bone, or ivory. These early picks were often shaped like a small, rounded […]
Why guitar- and bass players use Bermuda III-XL picks Looking for great tone and precise picking? You will be surprised by the playability and tone of the Bermuda III XL guitar picks. This all encouraged me in 1985 to design my plectrum of choice. And if you want to read more about why I developed […]
Why professionals play Bermuda III-P picks Looking for great tone and precise picking? You will be surprised by the playability and tone of the Bermuda III-P guitar picks. This all encouraged me in 1985 to design my plectrum of choice. And if you want to read more about why I developed these picks, you may […]
Why guitar players play Bermuda III picks Looking for guitar plectrum for great tone? You will be surprised by the playability and tone of the Bermuda III guitar picks. The sound is much more solid and pick noise is reduced to a minimum Pronounced loud-, clear- and bright tone with lots of bottom-end Thermoset is […]
Badazz III: a guitarist’s choice Looking for guitar plectrum for great tone? You will be surprised by the playability and tone of the Badazz III guitar picks. The sound is much more solid and pick noise is reduced to a minimum Pronounced loud-, clear- and bright tone with lots of bottom-end Thermoset is very rigid […]
Why people use the Shredder guitar pick Looking for guitar plectrum for great tone? You will be surprised by the playability and tone of the Shredder 3.5 guitar picks. The sound is much more solid and pick noise is reduced to a minimum Pronounced loud-, clear- and bright tone with lots of bottom-end Thermoset is […]
Why people use the Regular 2.6 guitar pick Looking for guitar plectrum for great tone? You will be surprised by the playability and tone of the Regular 2.6 guitar picks. The sound is much more solid and pick noise is reduced to a minimum Pronounced loud-, clear- and bright tone with lots of bottom-end Thermoset […]
Why people use the Light 2.2 guitar pick Looking for guitar picks for great tone? You will be surprised by the playability and tone of the Light 2.2 guitar plectrum. The sound is much more solid and pick noise is reduced to a minimum Pronounced loud-, clear- and bright tone with lots of bottom-end Thermoset […]
Avoiding Pick noise We have all experienced some kind of noise when picking the strings of your guitar. These scratchy sounds, called pick noise or string picking noise, is what some love, some hate. But what causes this high frequency scratching noise and how to get rid of it?In this blog we’ll tell you the […]