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Joe Mangio - Posted - 09/27/2015: 07:12:42
I've been using a Golden Gate for a long time, and have been happy with it.
Then I ran across the site below and it got me thinking, but at $70.00 a clip, I'm still thinking.
Have any of you fine folks tried one?
tortoisetone.com
jazzrambler - Posted - 09/30/2015: 17:04:39
Nope. I can't imagine spending that much on a pick after losing a Red Bear at a Folk Fest. $35 was hard to swallow! That said, I closely guard my hand made casein picks. I only have 3-4. I have some Golden Gates but don't really like the shape.
it's odd because I turn guitar picks sideways.
Maui Scott - Posted - 10/11/2015: 11:46:50
Also pretty pricy, but really great picks. Blue Chip Picks.
shop.bluechippick.net/products/CT55.html
Love my CT55.
rf37 - Posted - 11/03/2015: 11:06:36
I am a true fan of V-picks.
All made and tweaked by hand
Fantastic sound and easy to hold and only 4 buck each
I recommend them
rf37
Steven Clarkson - Posted - 12/22/2015: 22:02:25
I stick with what feels right - wegens have come down in price and are very versatile
TSSN - Posted - 12/27/2015: 05:59:37
Been stable between Wegens, Gravity Picks and V-Picks. Depends on the mando, for me anyway.
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