Every once in awhile, I contribute blog entries to JemSite, the largest Ibanez gear site with over 750,000 members. It’s an old board. With this installment, I talk about the virtues of using a high-end pick. Check out the article!
Pick One! A New Article on JemSite!
March 8, 2009 by GoofyDawg
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Hey! First post here so let me start by saying hello.
I’ve been using the V-Picks for about 6 months now. I’ve never tried the Snake that you keep talking about. My favorite is the Screamer. It’s a $5 pick that sounds great on electric guitars. Not too bad on the acoustic either. I’ve also used their Diamond and Psycho picks from their premium line. The Diamond is also very nice. The Psycho is a little too much for me. It’s almost 6mm thick. Sounds great playing open chords on my acoustic, but that’s about it so far. I’ll have to experiment with it some more. I cannot speak highly enough about the Screamer for the electric though. I’m very interested on trying the Red Bear picks now. Thanks for recommending them.
Welcome! Yeah, I totally dig the Snake. It’s even Vinni’s pick of choice! But for acoustic, I only use a Red Bear Classic Heavy “B” Style. It is AWESOME!