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Ron Bednar


From:
Rancho Cordova, California, USA
Post  Posted 23 Jan 2007 12:52 pm    
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Anyone know what's going one with Fred Kelly and Slick Picks? I see their site is down and I got backordered from Elderly. Is Fred out of business?

Thanks, Ron
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Keith Cordell


From:
San Diego
Post  Posted 23 Jan 2007 2:04 pm    
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I was wondering about that too. Mine break so fast that the last 20 I bought are all gone and I am stuck with a Dunlop.
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Jim Bob Sedgwick

 

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Clinton, Missouri USA
Post  Posted 25 Jan 2007 10:22 pm    
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Go to Elderly instruments.com/accesories. They carry them.
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Carroll Hale

 

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EastTexas, USA
Post  Posted 26 Jan 2007 7:36 am    
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I have been using national thumbpicks for several years because they were the only ones that I could find in a large enough size...I still break them because even the largest ones they make are tight........anyone have any suggestions for a place to find larger thumb picks.....
thanks for any help.
ch
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Marc Weller

 

From:
Upland, Ca. 91784
Post  Posted 27 Jan 2007 4:53 pm    
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Try the Dunlop Ivoroid thumbpicks. They are much less prone to breakage than the Nationals. You can always soften them in hot water and reshape the loop so it better fits your thumb.
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