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Dunlop PVP101 Variety Pack Light/Medium 12 Player Pack
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Dunlop 418P .60 Tortex Orange Standard 12/Play Pack Picks
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Dunlop 41P.46 Delrin 500 Standard 12/Play Pack Picks
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Dunlop 558P.60 Tortex Flow Standard Player Pack 12
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Gibson Tortoise Picks 12 Pack Thin Guitar Picks
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Dunlop Nylon Max Grip Standard .60mm12 Player Pack
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Dunlop 428P.50 Tortex Flex Standard .50mm 12 Player Pack
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Dunlop 428P.60 Tortex Flex Standard .60mm 12 Player Pack
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Dunlop Tortex Standard .60mm - Bag 72 Plectrum
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About Thin Guitar Picks
Thin Guitar Picks are the choice of a host of players on electric guitar and acoustic guitar, who value the gentle attack and low emphasis on bass notes that these picks provide. Light gauge guitar picks are available in a range of different thicknesses, and while most players use these picks for their light sound in genres like surf music, or anything with a lot of acoustic strumming and rhythm playing, they're also popular with some lead guitarists like Paul Gilbert and Omar Rodriguez-Lopez.
Why Should I Choose a Thin Guitar Pick?
- Perfect for playing styles with a large amount of strumming
- Allows for an easy comfortable motion
- Restrained level of attack
Frequently Asked Questions about Thin Guitar Picks
Question: What are thin guitar picks good for?
Thin picks are especially good for strumming-heavy playing, giving you an easy, comfortable motion with a restrained level of attack.
Question: What size is thin in guitar picks?
Many people would describe thin picks as those up to around 0.60mm in thickness.
Question: What are the thinnest guitar picks?
The Fender Thin celluloid pick is probably the thinnest mass produced pick out there, at just 0.45mm thick.
Question: Who uses thin guitar picks?
A host of players in a range of styles, from Bob Mould of Hüsker Dü and Laura Jane Grace of Against Me!, to Chic founder and all round music legend Nile Rodgers.
Question: Are thicker or thinner picks better?
"Better" is a very subjective concept and it depends what you want from your playing! If you'd like some advice, please contact one of our knowledgeable sales staff online or in store.