Hoffmeyer Finger Picks
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- Jim Saunders
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Hoffmeyer Finger Picks
I have tried about every finger pick made but I've got to say the Hoffmeyer finger picks are the best! Available through his link here on the Forum. In my case they fit right out of the box with only minor tweaking to fit perfectly. Everyone will of course have their favorites, Nationals, Showcase-41, Dunlop, Propik, or whatever. But, if you haven't tried Hoffmeyer's, you may be missing out.
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Hoffmeyer picks are my absolute favorite finger picks + a Blue Chip JD Crowe thumb pick and I'm all set !
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My faves too. Gotta have the "bowl" on the blade, like the old Nationals or some no-name finger picks I've found in old lap steel cases.
If there's no bowl, for me, the the edge of the blade makes a scraping noise I don't like and I'm not changing my technique to accommodate a flat blade.
Hoffmeyer's are the best, these days.
If there's no bowl, for me, the the edge of the blade makes a scraping noise I don't like and I'm not changing my technique to accommodate a flat blade.
Hoffmeyer's are the best, these days.
Excel 3/4 Pedal With An 8 String Hawaiian Neck, Tapper (10 string with a raised fretboard to fret with fingers), Single neck Fessenden 3/5
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I bought a couple sets of these on a friends recommendation a year or so ago. I liked they're shape and comfort, but found they had a lot of drag off the strings unlike the Showcase 1941's or the Nationals, so kinda stuck em in a drawer where they now reside. Maybe one day I'll pull them out of there and try em again.
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*2021 MSA Legend, "Jolly Rancher" D10 10x9
*2021 Rittenberry, "The Concord" D10 9x9
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I got a set last week,the custom style,they are great,a lot more comfortable !they setback on the fingers farther than normal picks.feel so loose you think they would fall off but they don’t.I think they are a great product.
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