Yes, 'normal' picks are huge. I can't imagine how I ever used one...but I did. The I used Dunlop Jazz IIIs for years. Good pointy pick, but I have been 'fighting' with picks for decades. Been using just fingers for the last quite a few years. Now I am on to these. Allows me to have a pick and have my index finger back. Can do all the Travis/Chet stuff and still shred with a pick when I feel like it. I'm sure I'll change my mind about this too...
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Metal triangle picks
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Re: Metal triangle picks
Electronic equipment is designed using facts and mathematics, not opinion and dogma.
Re: Metal triangle picks
Hey cbass. Have you tried shakin" your acoustic to see if it fell in there? I've played electric solidbodys and lost my pick only to find it days later in my acoustic. 
How do they do that?
How do they do that?
I bought a pair of shoes from a drug dealer the other day. I dunno what he laced them with but I’ve been tripping all day,