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    Posted: May 12 2011 at 02:45
Originally posted by Triceratopsoil Triceratopsoil wrote:

 
P.S. yes I know this isn't the "which picks do you use" thread

it's a good idea though. 
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Originally posted by Epignosis Epignosis wrote:

http://www.bajaao.com/images/Dunlop/dunlop_jazz_iii_picks.jpg


this and also this



and I have a cool Obsidian pick I use quite often too, no pictures though

P.S. yes I know this isn't the "which picks do you use" thread


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I have one. I Think I'm the only one here. Got it last Christmas. It's very very useful. And cheap, (in price, not quality). I really enjoy it, and also enjoy showing off to my friends with it, and my friends enjoy being showed off by it! There's a lot of uses for it and once you have one you'll be looking all around you for days for things to make picks out of.
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Originally posted by Epignosis Epignosis wrote:

http://www.bajaao.com/images/Dunlop/dunlop_jazz_iii_picks.jpg
I use the red versions of these, which AFAIK have less grip. Awesome picks, only ones I can really use after getting used to them.
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I have a specific pick I use and though I've tried and tried to use others, this one works best for me. Really, once you've gotten accustomed to a specific style, it becomes part of your unconscious expression.
 
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Chuckled when i saw the Hamburger Helper Glove on one.
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http://www.bajaao.com/images/Dunlop/dunlop_jazz_iii_picks.jpg
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I don't use picks.  My nails are free picks that I can shape however I want and use multiple of at once.
Which of you to gain me, tell, will risk uncertain pains of hell?
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Originally posted by Slartibartfast Slartibartfast wrote:

The funny thing about picks is that have this habit of disappearing into a parallel universe and then showing up where you'd lease expect them.  It only happens when you go out and buy some more.  This is why I toss them in the hole of my acoustic guitar and have much fun trying to shake them back out.  Tongue
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I hate shaking picks out - but it makes a proggy RIO sound like an off kilter percussion.
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The funny thing about picks is that have this habit of disappearing into a parallel universe and then showing up where you'd lease expect them.  It only happens when you go out and buy some more.  This is why I toss them in the hole of my acoustic guitar and have much fun trying to shake them back out.  Tongue

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My friend has one.
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As far as i can tell the picks are taken from any hard substance such as credit cards, placemats or you can super glue an image in the centre such as a comic
 
pictures all over the net website as follows.
 
I emailed the guy and asked about postage.
 
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1.60mm (double 0.80 polycarbonate)
 


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Now wait. Is that a stapler? I mean, the thing that makes holes in the paper?

Where do you get plastic sheets? And do the edges need some finishing?
Percussion, sir!
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I've heard about these before, not sure if I'd ever get them though. What's on my pick doesn't really matter to me, and I can buy like 40 picks for $25.95.
Do they round the edges at all, or are they flat/straight all round?
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Points: 65266 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 23 2011 at 20:38
well in a pinch I used to cut up anything made of bendy plastic--  my personal favorites are the Dunlop Nylons; they tapir nicely at the edges, never slip out of your fingers, and never break or wear out, so I'd need a pick-punch that could do that to a piece of nylon
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amazing vids and pix here!\
 
 
i want one
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Points: 14258 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 23 2011 at 20:28
Not spamming or anything
 
but has anyone got one of these
 
or know anything about it?
 
 
its called a pick punch and apparently you punch out your own picks, like a hole punch. expensive but good idea. I was interested in etting one but not sure cos you would have to have the materials to punch, you could punch your old credit cards but not good for the strings 
 
Bass or lead guitar punches of course
 
Good idea though
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