finger picks
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finger picks
Anybody use the ProPik's finger picks? If you have which style did you use? Anyone try the angled picks on PDS?
Thanks for the help.
Thanks for the help.
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Pro picks?
Yes, have for a long time. Reso-Splits/right angle w/middle finger front tab cut off. Suits my need and accommodates my arthritis.
- John DeBoalt
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I have a set I use strictly for reso playing. I have them set to stick out beyond the ends of my fingers, and I can pick hard without them coming loose. For my steel I have a set of Newman picks and wear them right against the tips of my fingers.
Equipment: Carter D10, Zum Stage1,
Wechter Scheernhorn Reso, Deneve Reso, Fender Jazzmaster, Martin D16, Walker Stereo Steel amp, TC Electronics M One effects unit, JBL 15" speaker cabs,Peavey Nashville 1000,Peavey Revoloution 112, Morrell Lap Steel, Boss DD3 delay,others
Wechter Scheernhorn Reso, Deneve Reso, Fender Jazzmaster, Martin D16, Walker Stereo Steel amp, TC Electronics M One effects unit, JBL 15" speaker cabs,Peavey Nashville 1000,Peavey Revoloution 112, Morrell Lap Steel, Boss DD3 delay,others
If you can't find the ones you want from Deering, try Dusty Strings in Seattle, I remember them having a large selection
Been a few years but I remember liking the way the blade was shaped but not the wide/split bands. The picks had a large number of variables
- 2 or 3 metals: Brass, stainless, N-S
- 2 bands
- 3 blade widths
- angled or straight
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[edit to add: ] The Propik thumbpick that has a spade shaped nickel silver blade is really nice, really has the same tone as my nickel silver or sterling silver picks
Been a few years but I remember liking the way the blade was shaped but not the wide/split bands. The picks had a large number of variables
- 2 or 3 metals: Brass, stainless, N-S
- 2 bands
- 3 blade widths
- angled or straight
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[edit to add: ] The Propik thumbpick that has a spade shaped nickel silver blade is really nice, really has the same tone as my nickel silver or sterling silver picks
- keyless Sonny Jenkins laps stay in tune forever!; Carter PSG
- The secret sauce: polyester sweatpants to buff your picks, cheapo Presonus channel strip for preamp/EQ/compress/limiter, Diet Mountain Dew
- The secret sauce: polyester sweatpants to buff your picks, cheapo Presonus channel strip for preamp/EQ/compress/limiter, Diet Mountain Dew
- John Larson
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I just received the ProPik 1 split wrap fingerpicks and ProPik metal-plastic thumbpick. I like the fingerpicks as the wraps aren't digging into my cuticles any more. The thumb pick is okay. It solved my problem of snapping the band on non XL thumbpicks but the wrap around ends in a sharp bend that digs into the side of my thumb I'll try remedying this with pliers. The pick material feels like a delrin type plastic, it holds up pretty well.