JF finger picks
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Thumb Picks
Does anyone know how Jeff Made those thumb picks or if they are still available?
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What makes these picks worth all of this scenario that I've noticed after getting back on the Forum? I have heard of and have a couple pretty old instruction books by Jeff Newman, but the picks thing had me wondering?
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I have called & emailed & emailed & called about my picks that I have paid for and I also bought and paid for some replacement CD's and DVD's over two months ago and no sign of them and they will not reply to me. I know Jeff would be so embarrassed, he stayed on top of every order you placed. All I asked Melissa to do was call me.
I dont have any of these picks, but did join her website for other stuff, & she had sent out an email including the issue with the picks. IF I can find it, I'll copy & paste it here. I thought I did awhile back.🤔
FWIW, I was just watching Jeff's 'Right Hand Alpha' yesterday, & at the beginning he talks about picks & how the only difference between his & National's are the holes on the wrap on Nationals are diamond shaped on JF's.
I don't have a dog in this hunt, just sharing what I have learned about this issue, which is what I think is what this site is about in many ways.
Best to all!
Thx, Pat 😀🇺🇸
FWIW, I was just watching Jeff's 'Right Hand Alpha' yesterday, & at the beginning he talks about picks & how the only difference between his & National's are the holes on the wrap on Nationals are diamond shaped on JF's.
I don't have a dog in this hunt, just sharing what I have learned about this issue, which is what I think is what this site is about in many ways.
Best to all!
Thx, Pat 😀🇺🇸
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Hi Gary, here is the link for nationals. Many pros use these. The only difference is that JF picks have diamond holes and nationals have round holes. Both are same shape and are stainless steel.
https://www.amazon.com/National-NP1-7B- ... onal+picks
https://www.amazon.com/National-NP1-7B- ... onal+picks
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Re: ???
I echo Waynes' question. I need to order some more picks. Also, I have one set I've been really happy with but forget who they came from. They're stainless and have the red or black dipped rubbery coating on the wrap around bands. Anyone know which ones I'm talking about and where to get em?Wayne Ledbetter wrote:What makes these picks worth all of this scenario that I've noticed after getting back on the Forum? I have heard of and have a couple pretty old instruction books by Jeff Newman, but the picks thing had me wondering?
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