The Steel Guitar Forum

Are they really that much better tone wise than any out there. A guy that knows so many people around the globe that is a pro picker and has worked at a music store for over 26 years told me none other compares in tone. Where can i find a couple?
Thanks,
Gary

Gary,
I have a few of The Nationals you speak of. I will trade you a couple of sets for the push pull parts you have.

Bob

I used Dulops for years but went to the reissued National NP2 picks back in the spring and have no intention of changing.

I like the reissued National's (which are supposed to be like the originals) better than the Showcase 1941's which are supposed to be original National copies.

Jack where can I get some of the np2 picks? Thanks

I have some of the original Pre War National finger picks.Not the reissue.
I have had them for years.

The NP2s are available here: http://www.fqms.com/National_C1772.cfm

I have done a lot of business with these people, they are straight up!


Bob

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Thanks Bob

Dan if you want to sell a pair, I will buy them. Thanks

Yeah guys, Just bought 25.00 worth from Elderly Music in Lansing Mich. 2 Gold 4 np2 and 2 National thumbpicks. took 5 days been using them for 52 years. Ray

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Sho-Bud S-12 and a brand new N112

I consider "vintage" fingerpicks to be in the same category as $100 guitar cords, $6000 "relic'd" reissue guitars and "signature model" premium fuzzboxes - I guess you get what you pay for, at least inside your own mind? If I had known years ago that you could actually make a living taking hammers and blowtorches to $2000 guitars to turn them into $6000 guitars, I would've made some different career choices, that's for sure. They're picks, for pete's sakes - what are you planning to play with them?

I ordered some of the Showcase 1941 picks and the National NP2 resissues from Elderly , both are really nice picks. They look identical but feel slightly different .
The National pick reissues package says made of stainless steel and they seem a tad stiffer than the Showcase ones , which packaging says they are made from German nickel silver and hand buffed

I bought mine from Janet Davis in Arkansas. I've bought several times from them without problems. http://www.janetdavismusic.com/finpiks.html <font size="1" color="#8e236b"><p align="center">[This message was edited by Jack Stoner on 27 October 2006 at 03:13 AM.]</p></FONT>

<SMALL> They're picks, for pete's sakes...</SMALL>

My sentiments, exactly. Choose what's comfortable, and then move on to something significant.