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07-03-2008, 01:18 PM
Mario Mucaria
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This is such an Amazing pick such whole,round and crisp tone at your fingertips...Rodney and I have been sharing this with many friends...He had mentioned that he wanted to share this little secret with others at the Jem site but is unable to post...So my fellow Jemheads here it is the V-PICK ...you know the Saul Via pick...
Since you like beating a dead horse here is the ghost of the dead horse.....ENJOY
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07-06-2008, 09:00 AM
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Whoa....it's the Amazing "PLEXY-PLECTRUM"
Now ats what I call ~QUAZAR ROCKIN~
This thing has improved my playing 1000%!!!!!!!
Just imagine how good I'd be if only it came with LED'S
~ROCK~
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07-06-2008, 05:46 PM
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not only do these look wicked crazy but I love the demonstration videos of all the different picks.
I actually wanna buy a bunch just to check em out! they sound pretty killer.
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07-06-2008, 05:54 PM
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For $20 each they better offer a happy ending when you are done playing.
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07-06-2008, 06:54 PM
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For $20 each they better offer a happy ending when you are done playing.
those are actually for the like 9mm think ones, the regular models are 4 or 5 i think their website said
yeah-
http://www.v-picks.com/OrderVPicks.html
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07-06-2008, 07:10 PM
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$4 for one pick? Does it come with a cheeseburger or anything? Maybe a shot of whiskey?
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07-06-2008, 07:12 PM
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Holy **** in a handbasket 20$. I use three different pics. For twangy sounds I use a 1mm Dunlop blue plastic. For really mellow tone I use the purple 1.8mm Dunlop and in the middle you got the standard Fender heavy. You can get a handfull of either for a buck fifty at local music store. I can't see spending 20$ for a pic without a hot asian school girl playing a SG comming with it.
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07-06-2008, 08:44 PM
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$4 for one pick? Does it come with a cheeseburger or anything? Maybe a shot of whiskey?
No, just a kick in the nuts, you know, just like every time you fill up your gas tank.
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07-07-2008, 02:18 AM
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Clear pick, floor.
Great combination.
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07-07-2008, 02:32 AM
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Oh please stop...
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07-07-2008, 03:03 AM
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For $20 each they better offer a happy ending when you are done playing.
Look on the bright side, it will cost £20 here
I'd rather get one of these for £3 and shred like my idols:
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07-07-2008, 02:29 PM
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Ah I see the light...How sad it is to share some knowledge with adultolecents and recieve nothing but childish jibber of jealousy and stupidity...Not only can some of you not spell, but reading is also uncomprehenceable to such simple minds...To be a critic YOU MUST USE IT FIRST...$20 was for the Collasal pick...The players size is $4-$5...These picks will out last any other pick you use...So $5 for one pick is fair concidering you will use 20 picks in the same amount of playing time...Also these picks are NOT for beginners it takes great dynamics to use it properly...So if you use three different picks you DO NOT have the right hand technique it takes...But if you use the V-Pick it will improve your skills...This site is amazing, such a little community that thinks it is Icon in the music world...LMAO...Get away from your computer and go out into the real world and you to will see the light...It is sad that some of you need this site just to pumpup your egos, so you can hide your false sense of insecurities....
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07-07-2008, 02:36 PM
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What is an "adultolecent?"
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07-07-2008, 02:42 PM
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Ah I see the light...How sad it is to share some knowledge with adultolecents and recieve nothing but childish jibber of jealousy and stupidity...Not only can some of you not spell, but reading is also uncomprehenceable to such simple minds...To be a critic YOU MUST USE IT FIRST...$20 was for the Collasal pick...The players size is $4-$5...These picks will out last any other pick you use...So $5 for one pick is fair concidering you will use 20 picks in the same amount of playing time...Also these picks are NOT for beginners it takes great dynamics to use it properly...So if you use three different picks you DO NOT have the right hand technique it takes...But if you use the V-Pick it will improve your skills...This site is amazing, such a little community that thinks it is Icon in the music world...LMAO...Get away from your computer and go out into the real world and you to will see the light...It is sad that some of you need this site just to pumpup your egos, so you can hide your false sense of insecurities....
Don't be rude, there are some great guitarists, and people on this site.
I don't think there is some magic pick that will bring your playing together (except of course for the pick pictured above
) But these do look like decent picks. I ordered a few of the cheaper ones and when they are here I will let you know what I think. As far as how long they last, I have never had one of my current picks (
ultex jazz
IIIs) wear down before I lose it, so that is no issue for me. I think the issue is that people don't want to change their current picks because they are not a problem. Why spend 4-5 bucks on a pick when you can get one that you like and works great for 50 cents. I also think it is ignorant of you to say that because you use multiple picks for different applications you "do not have the right hand technique" because many great guitarists use multiple picks.
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07-07-2008, 02:48 PM
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http://encarta.msn.com/dictionary_70...tolescent.html
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