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Roger Pietz
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Post by Roger Pietz »

Can anyone tell me where you get the Newman fingerpicks I was told they cost about $5.00 each but are really great. If anyone knows where I can get some please let me know.
Roger Shackelton
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Post by Roger Shackelton »

Jeffran Music

Thumb Picks $3.00 each

Regular nickle/silver finger picks.
They are all .026" thick.
Two for $4.00

Order toll free: 1-(800)-373-3418
Bill Mayville
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Post by Bill Mayville »

There is a problem with the Newman Picks.
They last forever.You will not have to replace them.
Warning .They are nice and thick..026.
No stepping on them..026 dosn't come back.
The best pick for sound there is.
Bill
Michael Breid
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Post by Michael Breid »

I really like the Newman fingerpicks for steel. I can't use them on banjo or dobro, but on steel they feel fine. Not too impressed with the Newman thumbpick though. I've found the Zookie M-20, or the medium Golden Gate thumbpick works the best for me. Some steelers like the old Nationals. Some like Dunlops, Kysers, etc. Every hand is different.
A. J. Schobert
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Post by A. J. Schobert »

or try billy coopers you will love 'em
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Earnest Bovine
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Post by Earnest Bovine »

<SMALL>Newman fingerpicks for steel. I can't use them on banjo or dobro</SMALL>
Why not on dobro?
Michael Breid
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Post by Michael Breid »

I need a straighter tongue when I play dobro and the Newman's are bent too far up. Funny huh? I tried them on dobro and banjo, and they just didn't fit.
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