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Guitar pick

  • Django
  • Button shape
  • In catalogo dal Settembre 2009
  • Numero di articolo 231444
  • Unità incluse 1 Pezzo
  • Forza Heavy
  • Quantità di consegna 1
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non un grande plettro ma esattamente quello che sembra
MattiaM 03.03.2025
Comprato, provato e dimenticato nel cassetto. Non particolarmente comodo.
Comunque materiale e fattura di ottima qualità. Se non l'avessi probabilmente lo comprerei.
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Sfortunatamente si è verificato un errore, La preghiamo di riprovare più tardi.
MS
Not great for mando
Michael S. 639 31.03.2018
Checked it out for the mandolin - not good. Guess there is a reason virtually all mando players use thick large triangle picks. This thing was too clunky to enjoy playing with. Should have just sent it back.
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google translate gb
Sfortunatamente si è verificato un errore, La preghiamo di riprovare più tardi.
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A great and unusual jazz pick
Anonimo 14.10.2014
The shape was kind of a gimmick, building on the legend that Django Reinhardt used anything as a pick, from bits of haircombs to trouser buttons.

The material is nitrocellose (called Viscaloid), so I would keep it away from flames.

The print, a line drawing of Django's portrait on one side and four button holes on the reverse, wears off very quickly.

So why rave about a big plastic coin?

Well, I use expensive shaped gypsy picks in exotic materials (Dugain and copies) for playing with a fast and heavy downstroke. And I can't get along with flimsy plastic picks. But this one seems like the perfect marriage: a bit lighter than the gipsy picks, but still stiff enough to have enough control and volume.

I even use it on a mandolin!
The shape was kind of a gimmick, building on the legend that Django Reinhardt used anything as a pick, from bits of haircombs to trouser buttons.

The material is nitrocellose (called Viscaloid), so I would keep it away from flames.

The print, a line drawing of Django's portrait on one side and four button holes on the reverse, wears off very
The shape was kind of a gimmick, building on the legend that Django Reinhardt used anything as a pick, from bits of haircombs to trouser buttons.

The material is nitrocellose (called Viscaloid), so I would keep it away from flames.

The print, a line drawing of Django's portrait on one side and four button holes on the reverse, wears off very quickly.

So why rave about a big plastic coin?

Well, I use expensive shaped gypsy picks in exotic materials (Dugain and copies) for playing with a fast and heavy downstroke. And I can't get along with flimsy plastic picks. But this one seems like the perfect marriage: a bit lighter than the gipsy picks, but still stiff enough to have enough control and volume.

I even use it on a mandolin!
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google translate gb
Sfortunatamente si è verificato un errore, La preghiamo di riprovare più tardi.
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Cool pick
Yngwie 29.11.2013
Cool but a little bit of a novelty item of course. Quite useable for comping on a Saga Gitane.
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