V-Picks

[syo***]

I found this great pick brand called 'Wedge' but they aren't available any more and I can't find 'em online either. Maybe there was a name dispute with Dunlop or something. Those were great, shaped with a depression for the thumb and had a coarse grip, although maybe a millimetre or two too far from the picking edge. But that's corrected in an hour which is what it takes for me to wear a pick quite well.

Hey Dee, I believe those would be "Wedgies" and they're still around.
http://www.wedgie.com/

Personally I think that there can be a considerable difference in tone depending on material, thickness and flexibility.

[bcdon***]

Personally I think that there can be a considerable difference in tone depending on material, thickness and flexibility.

I agree. The Snake V-Pick is very sharp sounding (kind of ice-picky) whereas the Dunlop is smooth sounding. I definitely hear
the difference from the guitar but perhaps it wouldn't be noticeable from the amp output (sort of like when you have less tension
on the lower E-string in drop-d and you can hear the string bounce about on the guitar but not from the amp).

[deeaa*]

Hey Dee, I believe those would be "Wedgies" and they're still around.
http://www.wedgie.com/

Personally I think that there can be a considerable difference in tone depending on material, thickness and flexibility.

Thanks! That was the pick, wedgie...I still have a bunch of the nylon .60's, those are pretty good!

[Zip]

I just received a pack of Wedgie 'Rubbers' in my mail. They're 5.0mm (mediums), tried them on acoustic and they're pretty nice. Takes a minute to get used to holding them differently, but pretty much no pick noise at all.

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[bcdon***]

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LOL. That's how you connect to the internets too? I thought I was the only one!

[Zip]

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[Algonquin]

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Thanks for that Zip... 100% awesome!