Regular 2.6 ChickenPicks guitar picks
Short Summary for Regular 2.6
ChickenPicks Regular 2.6 is a premium thick and beveled guitar pick designed for players who want maximum control, warm tone, and exceptional durability.
Made from ChickenPicks’ proprietary Thermoset material, the Regular 2.6 glides smoothly over the strings thanks to its precision-polished beveled edges.
The 2.6 mm thickness reduces pick flex, resulting in improved accuracy, faster picking, and a fuller, more articulate sound on both electric and acoustic guitars.
Its familiar 351-style shape feels comfortable in the hand while providing excellent grip and consistent performance.
Regular 2.6 is ideal for rock, blues, country, fusion, jazz, and players looking for versatile high-performance guitar picks.
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.
- People find 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 (not bending at all) eliminating unwanted pick drag
- You never played fast and picked accurately that easy with guitar picks for great tone
- Very easy to hold. Due the thickness of the body you don’t have to grip too firmly.
- As you don’t have to grip too firmly, you avoid hand fatigue as well.
- The material is extremely hard and rigid, this ensures edges won’t get chipped.
- These plectrums ensure you months and maybe years of utmost playing pleasure
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 read this article.
There is always a ChickenPicks guitar picks plectrum that fits your needs.
Guitar picks for great tone
The Regular 2.6 is a guitar plectrum in the 351-model guitar pick shape and the thickness is 2.6mm.
It has a rounded tip and beveled edges for more comfort.
The picks feel perfectly balanced in your hand. This is a result of the beveled edges and thickness in combination with the size of the pick.
Our plectrums don’t feel like standard heavy plectrums. The beveled edges make the gripping surface smaller and this results in a more comfortable and ergonomic grip.
Better grip using pick grippers
Regardless the brand or shape of the pick, it remains important that your pick stays stable and does not slip or turn between your fingers. Gripperzz are specially designed for the best grip on your guitar pick.
Gripperzz are small soft rubber grip stickers in the shape of a guitar pick.
More mass for the best tone
The material and thickness create more mass, resulting in a pick with bright- and clear tone.
The tone with these picks has lots of mid- and bottom end as well.
This is the guitar plectrum for great tone and ultimate playing pleasure. The greater mass and the beveled edges ensure you instant playing pleasure.
For .73 and .88 medium pick users
We see many people choosing for the Regular 2.6 guitar pick that used to use standard medium and heavy gauged picks.
They find playing with our thicker picks will reduce hand fatigue.
The reason for this: you do not have to grip too firmly, which reduces muscle tension in your forearm.
Thinner plectrums may create annoying- and unwanted overtones and thinner tone as well.
Guitar picks with greater mass create more mid- and bottom end tones.
In the end, nearly all of our customers used thinner guitar picks in the past, before they started using our “boutique” picks.
Boutique guitar picks in general
All of our picks classify for boutique guitar picks, which is a term for picks with a certain shape and made out of special materials. We wrote an interesting article about boutique guitar picks in general. Read more here.
Thickness of the Regular 2.6 guitar plectrum
You might think this plectrum is thick. Actually it is one of the thinnest we have to offer.
After trying these plectrums, you will be amazed by how easy it is to play your favorite riffs.
The Regular 2.6 may also be your favorite pick for bass guitar.
There are many different models to choose from. You might find your pick of choice here below.
Multiple pick packages for the best price
Check out our multiple pick packages, when you already found your favorite plectrum.
Besides the single pick packages mentioned below, you may also find 2- and 3- plectrums in a pack at a discounted price.
Variety plectrum sets for all your needs
Not sure about which plectrum to choose?
Wether you are looking guitar picks or bass picks, we have a variety of packs of guitar picks.
These contain different models and pick sizes. Regarding this you are able to test different models within 1 pack.
Bass picks actually aren’t different to guitar picks. In some cases they’re a bit larger and sometimes thicker.
The ChickenPicks Regular 2.6 is perfect for guitar. And it is a popular bass pick for many people as well.
How to hold a guitar pick
Place the guitar pick on top of your index finger with a little less than let’s say 6mm sticking out past the fingertip.
The pick is sandwiched between the thumb and the side of the index finger.
Your index finger should be behind read more…
Guitar pick sizing chart
For the sizing chart click here.
What others say about ChickenPicks guitar picks
Musikhaus Thomann
Chicago Music Exchange
Guitarpickreviews.com
Go to product pages (click on image)
F.A.Q.
The Regular 2.6 is much thicker than traditional picks and features hand-finished beveled edges. Combined with the proprietary Thermoset material, this creates a smoother string release, better tone, increased precision, and outstanding durability.
Yes. Although it is thicker than most beginner picks, many new players quickly discover that the added stability improves accuracy, reduces unwanted pick movement, and makes learning easier.
The Regular 2.6 is extremely versatile and performs well for rock, blues, country, jazz, fusion, classic rock, progressive rock, and many other styles where tone and precision are important.
Absolutely. The Regular 2.6 produces a warm, balanced tone on acoustic guitars while delivering excellent attack, clarity, and articulation on electric guitars.
A thicker pick flexes very little, allowing more of your hand movement to be transferred directly to the string. This provides greater accuracy, improved dynamics, a fuller tone, and more consistent picking compared to thin, flexible picks.
Leave a Reply
Want to join the discussion?Feel free to contribute!