TUSQ 'harmonically rich' picks by graphtech

[Se7enHeaven]

More of a demo than a review, but I definitely give these two-thumbs up... and I'm switching!

 

[Thep]

I hear their snake oil nut lube is great too.

 

[KnightBrolaire]

Graphtech's picks are good sounding. I had a pile of the deep and bright variants. I preferred the deep variant over the bright. My main complaint is they wear down too quickly for my needs. The deep variant really shines with acoustic guitars ime.

 

[Se7enHeaven]

I think they're only about $1.25 each (you get a pack of 6 for $7 Canadian), and so, even if they wear a bit fast, compare that to on V-Pick at $5 or more... or picks from other 'custom' pick companies.

 

[odibrom]

Go stainles steel picks... no wear whatsoever!...

 

[foreright]

I have some stainless picks and had a couple of jazz iiis made from sterling silver a few years ago. They are not for everyone

 

[Se7enHeaven]

I have solid silver, titanium, brass and some other metals (all through Timber-Tones), although they do produce different sound qualities.

 

[odibrom]

I've made mine out of a 4mm Steel rod/bar (whatever) I bought a few years ago. I haven't found any wear on them and they are no stainless steel... Cut to size/shape and grind and smooth the edges so it resembles a pick. Best picks ever, to me that is.

 

[Bearitone]

Can someone point me to some songs/clips of someone using metal picks for metal music?

 

[odibrom]

Can someone point me to some songs/clips of someone using metal picks for metal music?

I know it's not TRUE metal and it has some Prog Rock/fusion vib to it, but my band's last year videos have what you're looking for... Click on my signature youtube links...