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Bo Borland


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Post  Posted 23 Jun 2006 2:01 pm    
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I want some.. who makes them & where can I buy them. I just know I can play faster if I just had one.
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Jim Saunders


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Houston, Texas, U.S.A.
Post  Posted 23 Jun 2006 3:09 pm    
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Bo, Bobbe Seymour has them and Emmons Guitar Co. has them. They are like the Blue Hercos, but they are red and made from delrin. They have a little more flex than the blues.
Or, better still, go to one of the steel shows and you will leave with more picks than you will ever need.

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John Daugherty


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Rolla, Missouri, USA
Post  Posted 24 Jun 2006 5:41 am    
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Red pick, black guitar .... that's the secret!!

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Doug Earnest


From:
Branson, MO USA
Post  Posted 24 Jun 2006 6:32 am    
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I get mine from Fran at Jeffran Music. They are stiff, but I like the tone better than the more flexible ones.
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David Mason


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Cambridge, MD, USA
Post  Posted 24 Jun 2006 6:54 am    
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The "Newman" thumbpicks from Jeffran are not the same as the red Hercos. The red Hercos are like really flimsy blue Hercos, and the Jeffran picks are, I believe, made out of the same material as guitar pickguards? They're OK once you reshape them, but they wear pretty quickly. I have a LOT of thumbpicks (at least I can afford to collect something), but these two don't make my "top five list."
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Larry Moore


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Hampton, Ga. USA
Post  Posted 24 Jun 2006 7:08 am    
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I think Black picks has the best tone
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Jerry Overstreet


From:
Louisville Ky
Post  Posted 24 Jun 2006 8:19 am    
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Here's a look at the Jeffran pick. They are comfortable but do seem to wear quickly as previously stated. http://community-1.webtv.net/mytunes/picks/ The blue one next to it is the Herco. I think it is the same as their red one.

My favorite lately is the black Geo. L's. The blade is too wide for me, so I took a tip from Eric West and filed and reshaped it suit me. The mod leaves them with a longer blade like the Jeff pick and they wear longer.

[This message was edited by Jerry Overstreet on 24 June 2006 at 09:36 AM.]

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Howard Tate


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Leesville, Louisiana, USA, R.I.P.
Post  Posted 24 Jun 2006 10:23 am    
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I bought some red Peaveys from a local music store. They were pretty comfortable, but after using one on a few gigs it broke on the job. We were under an ac and it was really cold, when I tried to put it on after break it broke right on the top. I have not tried them since.

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Jerry Hayes


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Virginia Beach, Va.
Post  Posted 25 Jun 2006 3:35 pm    
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Billy Cooper's Music in Orange, Va. has the red Herco like thumbpicks in stock. They're very nice and hold their shape well.....JH in Va.

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