I use a BlueChip TAD 50. What a superb, versatile product! Money well spent as far as I'm concerned... just don't lose it!
I use a BlueChip TAD 50. What a superb, versatile product! Money well spent as far as I'm concerned... just don't lose it!
That's the advantage of Clayton's: they are light brown, translucent and if dropped, immediately go into camouflage mode - but they are so cheap that you can afford to just pull out the next one.
"Glowing in the dark" is a good idea: means the pick either contains a battery or is radioactive
Another option would be to glue a small strip of metal to your pick and retrieve it by sweeping the floor with a magnet...
the world is better off without bad ideas, good ideas are better off without the world
I have a beauty glow-in-the-dark pick that emits beeping sounds when it hits the ground... you'd never lose this puppy... I can't tell you where to get one though, I found mine...
Oh my goodness! I had no idea anyone responded, and I just happened to see this today! I didn't get an email in my inbox saying people responded. I must have forgotten to check something off? Well, now I am going to read these!
V-Picks makes several glow in the dark models; I haven't used their picks, but they seem pretty good. They have models specifically for mando.
I'm a fan of Wegens and, like Jamie, the D'Andrea Pro Plecs that come with Jazz Mando strings. You get a good sound out of both kinds. When I first bought my mandolin, it came with some Johnson mediums, but they seem too light (and too bright) for my taste.
"When I heard what Socrates had done on the lyre, I wished indeed even [I had done] that...but certainly I labored hard in letters!" - Cicero, "Cato the Elder on Old Age"
Weber Gallatin Mahogany F
19th Century Ferrari(?) Bowlback
Early 20th Century British Mandoline-Banjo & Deering Goodtime Tenor
1960s Harmony Baritone Ukelele
The Magic Fluke Flea Soprano Ukelele (in 5ths!)
1910 German Stradivarius 1717 copy, unknown maker
1890(?) German Stradivarius 1725 copy, G.A. Pfreztschner, maker
I showed up for a gig once and found i had left all my picks at home, after a few minutes I remembered I had an expired drivers liscence in my wallet, so I took out my trusty pocket knife and in no time at all I had three picks cut out of it. One even had a pic of my face on it! they worked ok but I always keep a spare in my wallet anymore.
2018 Girouard Concert oval A
2015 JP "Whitechapel" tenor banjo
2018 Frank Tate tenor guitar
1969 Martin 00-18
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