| The Original Precision Metal Pick since 1968 by David Reasoner |
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| Brass Guitar Picks |
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| Brass picks are made of virgin yellow brass. These are slightly lighter than bronze, and not as durable. Many guitarists choose these for the tacky surface they develop, which helps grip. They are soft and will tarnish in about a week. They also give a slightly warmer tone, which some guitarists seek. Service life is expected to be near five years, according to customer reports. |
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| $5.00 each |
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| See Also: Stainless Steel Guitar Pick Bronze Guitar Pick Copper Guitar Pick Pick Necklaces |
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| These metal guitar picks are designed for the professional guitarist. They are used by over 58 top name groups for distinctive and unmatched tone. They are engineered and manufactured to a very precise specification, creating a precision tool for your playing. Professionals have told me for years how they would never go back to a plastic flex pick. If you are new to these picks, give yourself about a month to adapt. It is a well known fact that most professionals evolve to a rigid pick. Remember, if it isn't a DR pick, it isn't the original. |
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| www.drguitarpicks.com 2600 Canyon Drive Amarillo, Texas 79110 phone 806-372-5404 |
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