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KnightBrolaire

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Shit, I'll print out some PLA-CF picks your you dudes for $19. that's carbon fibre, baby! So stronk!

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Make me some Torlon jazz iiis and I'll give you all the money lol
 

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Ah that makes sense. I used the thinnest picks I could find for most of my life and then about 5 years ago I finally gave in and tried one of the goofy looking baby picks my old bandmates were obsessed with (thick jazz III) and I haven't gone back since.

Yeah, those are the ones I use for tracking ideas sometimes. They definitely force me to play a bit lighter and have more control, but they’re also ssssooo dark sounding that I will often switch back to the thinner XL’s because they just have more attack.
 

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I've owned a single Big Stubby pick for probably 25 years of more. I never use it, lose it for years at a time, and that sucker just keeps showing up at random.
I bought a 2 mm big stubby when I was in middle or high school that I had for decades. I may even have it to this day lmao
 

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I've never worn out a pick other than a thin gauge in my entire life. Shit, I only change strings once a year. I think new strings have too much zing for my poor taste in tone.
Usually I just keep playing it, and I dont even notice how bad they are until I hold it up to another one and notice like half of it is gone.

I bought some Tortex Jazz III XLs in a few sizes last week. I have been using the Jazz III and Petrucci Jazz IIIs the last few years, so changing it up. I am liking the 1.14 thickness, so will probably order some normal Tortex Jazz IIIs in 1.14 soon. They have a little more snap than the 1.4 I have been used to. Cant decide if I like the regular or XL better.
 

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What's the best way to get a guitar signed? Misha is doing a clinic near me and I want to try to get my bulb prototype signed. Was thinking on the black control cavity cover but not sure what type of marker would work best on it.
 

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What's the best way to get a guitar signed? Misha is doing a clinic near me and I want to try to get my bulb prototype signed. Was thinking on the black control cavity cover but not sure what type of marker would work best on it.

White paint pen or silver sharpie. Then preserve the sig on the cavity cover with the factory film they put on them so your belt/shirt/whatever won't rub it off with regular friction? Just a guess.
 
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