Hello guys,
This is my first post here on MC I am from Greece and I play the bouzouki. So I would like to ask you which is the difference in sound between unbuffed and buffed acrylic picks like V picks and Gravity.
Thank you,
Jason
Hello guys,
This is my first post here on MC I am from Greece and I play the bouzouki. So I would like to ask you which is the difference in sound between unbuffed and buffed acrylic picks like V picks and Gravity.
Thank you,
Jason
I've only ever used the buffed version of V-Picks and Gravity Picks. Even buffed, they tend to sound rather scratchy. I can't imagine what the un-buffed ones sound like. My impression is that the players who use the un-buffed ones are the rock guitarists. Can't imagine they would sound very good on a acoustic instrument. Choosing between the V-Picks and the Gravity Picks, I would go with the Gravity. I have used both and find the Gravity Picks much more consistent and smoother.
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Welcome to the MC. Cant say I've met many Greeks named Jason and I've met a bunch. Χάρηκα!
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Well,there was one very well known Greek named Jason - he of the Argonauts. Originally named Diomedes,he was raised by the Centaur Chiron,who changed his name to Jason,
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It is my impression that rock guitarists can do all of their sounds without any picks at all, and the rough angle is generated by unbuffed tube preamps rather than picks.
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Thank you for your replies they really hepled!
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Thanks Ivan. I know about Jason and the Argonauts but it's nice to see others know it as well. My father is from Sparta, my grandmother from Kalamata and I spent my early summers in Greece but never met a Jason. I've only met two other people with my first name so I know what it's like.
Breedlove Quartz FF with K&K Twin - Weber Big Horn - Fender FM62SCE
Wall Hangers - 1970's Stella A and 60's Kay Kraft
Whether you slow your roll or mash on it, enjoy the ride.
Back to the OP's question, I used a V-pick before but it was smooth and clacky but I did like it otherwise.
Breedlove Quartz FF with K&K Twin - Weber Big Horn - Fender FM62SCE
Wall Hangers - 1970's Stella A and 60's Kay Kraft
Whether you slow your roll or mash on it, enjoy the ride.
Denim trouser leg does a nice buffing job..
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The metal string is so much harder than a plastic pick, the pick's original finish will last only for minutes. Or maybe I'm not very sensitive.
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