Patented · Three tines · Two hits per stroke
Every other pick hits the string once and gets out of the way. This one catches it twice going down and twice coming back. Four hits a strum, out of the guitar you already own.
Hear the differenceActual size: 0.88 mm
One piece of moulded plastic, 0.88 mm through the body, three tines fanning off a common spine. Nothing electronic, nothing to plug in, and nothing to learn. You already know how to strum.
- Thickness
- 0.88 mm
- Hits per stroke
- Two
- Hits per down-up
- Four
- Materials
- Nylon · Acrylic · POM
A twelve-string doesn’t have twelve notes on it. It has six, each one sounded on a pair of strings a hair out of step. Your ear gives up trying to separate them and hears one wider string instead.
That gap is all it takes. Milliseconds. Close enough to read as one note, far enough apart to stop sounding like one string.
Flip the switch and strum it.
12
courses ringing. Two hits per string, milliseconds apart, the same trick a twelve-string pulls with paired strings.
Same guitar. Same player. Same take, rolling the whole time. The only thing that changes is what’s between the hand and the strings. Headphones if you have them.
One hit per stroke
Now playing: any other pick, one hit per stroke.
One take, one guitar, one player. Both clips cropped the same and given the same gain, so nothing is doing the work but the pick. Phone speakers flatten it. headphones if you have them.
Flex
NylonSofter attack with rich harmonic content and reduced string noise.
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AcrylicPrecise attack with crystal-clear articulation and enhanced string definition.
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POM (Delrin)Maximum attack with powerful projection and uncompromising durability.
$14.99Shop the Power seriesBendsHolds
All three materials, one pack. A week is usually enough. One of them stops leaving your pocket and that is your answer.
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