Review for "Nick Picks Best Tone and Comfort"
Nick Picks Best Tone and Comfort
Nick Picks - Banjo Picks for Best Tone and Comfort Nick Picks sound great, they're comfortable and the cobalt coating does what it says it does, cuts string noise to nill and the picks glide over the strings.They are comfortable and deliver better tone with a solid feel. Put your priorities where the sound begins! with good picks...what a difference, better tone and solid feel, comfortable well worth the bucks a sound investment to any banjo player and they stay on when you pick harder...Bob Perry custom made these picks specifically for me and they are only available at BanjoTeacher.com.They fit back further on your finger like I requested, the no hole design avoids those finger through the hole sores, but more importantly that gives the pick more mass for a thicker, fatter tone. The coating also roughens up the inside of the pick so it grips better. I've been playing a long time trying a lot of finger picks and these picks are a break through. From Ross: Nickerson When pickers laugh at spending more than a couple of bucks for picks I have to take exception to that. Where does the tone start??? How can someone invest so much time, money, practice and set-up work on their banjo without listening to the tone of different picks, and going for the best. Do comfortable picks mean anything? How they feel on your fingers when you strike the string? It certainly does to me especially after a few hours of playing or teaching. I never could find a pick I really liked till now, I've tried them all. Isn't thick full tone, no string scratch, and a better grip important? It sure is. It makes sense to me to spend money on good picks and a good bridge, that's where it begins. I mean that, this isn't just a sales pitch. I've seen a good bridge bring a low priced banjo alive and seen cheap bridges on Mastertones make them sound like overpriced duds. Picks are in the same category, they are at the beginning of tone. How your picks feel and sound is without a doubt important.The picks have money back satisfaction guarantee. If you don't like them for any reason just send them back for a full refund. No questions asked.Add a thumb pick at a discountYou can purchase a set of two Nick picks OR choose to add thumb picks.
Nick Picks - Banjo Picks for Best Tone and Comfort Nick Picks sound great, they're comfortable and the cobalt coating does what it says it does, cuts string noise to nill and the picks glide over the strings.They are comfortable and deliver better tone with a solid feel. Put your priorities where the sound begins! with good picks...what a difference, better tone and solid feel, comfortable well worth the bucks a sound investment to any banjo player and they stay on when you pick harder...Bob Perry custom made these picks specifically for me and they are only available at BanjoTeacher.com.They fit back further on your finger like I requested, the no hole design avoids those finger through the hole sores, but more importantly that gives the pick more mass for a thicker, fatter tone. The coating also roughens up the inside of the pick so it grips better. I've been playing a long time trying a lot of finger picks and these picks are a break through. From Ross: Nickerson When pickers laugh at spending more than a couple of bucks for picks I have to take exception to that. Where does the tone start??? How can someone invest so much time, money, practice and set-up work on their banjo without listening to the tone of different picks, and going for the best. Do comfortable picks mean anything? How they feel on your fingers when you strike the string? It certainly does to me especially after a few hours of playing or teaching. I never could find a pick I really liked till now, I've tried them all. Isn't thick full tone, no string scratch, and a better grip important? It sure is. It makes sense to me to spend money on good picks and a good bridge, that's where it begins. I mean that, this isn't just a sales pitch. I've seen a good bridge bring a low priced banjo alive and seen cheap bridges on Mastertones make them sound like overpriced duds. Picks are in the same category, they are at the beginning of tone. How your picks feel and sound is without a doubt important.The picks have money back satisfaction guarantee. If you don't like them for any reason just send them back for a full refund. No questions asked.Add a thumb pick at a discountYou can purchase a set of two Nick picks OR choose to add thumb picks.
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I am loving these picks!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpfulI had a little trouble with these but it was operator error. Once I spread them out a bit and slid them further back on my fingers and snugged the tabs down, I am loving these picks!
The Nationals and Dunlops I had been using would never stay snuggly and would wobble around while playing. Nothing I did seemed to help. Those are going in the recycle bin now. I am a believer on the Nic’s Pics!