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Fender Classic Celluloid Pick Set - medium gauge, classic
Fender Classic Celluloid Pick Set - medium gauge, classic
The "351 premium plectrum" from Fender is an absolute classic, this iconic plectrum is classy looking in 'tortoise shell' effect celluloid and they are available in thin , medium and heavy thickness and in an assortment of colours.
They are smooth, void of the ridges and dimples that other picks feature yet they are never slippy.
I find them the perfect size for all my electric playing, big enough for chords and still small enough for articulate picking or fast lead runs however I do find they are a little bit on the small side for acoustic strumming where I usually favour a larger thinner plectrum.
I have been using these plectrums for years and can not see why I wold ever change, they are my absolute favourite pick !
Celluloid plectrums give you a more traditional feel than the more modern materials like acetal or nylon.
They have a smooth striking surface and produce a warm, more rounded musical tone.
I play mostly blues and classic rock and find they are perfect for that style of playing however they wouldn't be my first choice for more aggressive metal type music were a more modern plectrum would be more appropriate.
My playing style is quite smooth and I I find they are very long lasting, I never seem to wear them out !
The "351 premium plectrum" from Fender is an absolute classic, this iconic plectrum is classy looking in 'tortoise shell' effect celluloid and they are available in thin , medium and heavy thickness and in an assortment of colours.
They are smooth, void of the ridges and dimples that other picks feature yet they are never slippy.
I find them the perfect size for all my electric playing, big enough for chords and still small enough for articulate picking or fast lead runs however I do find they are a little bit on the small side for acoustic strumming where I usually favour a larger thinner plectrum.
I have been using these plectrums for years and can not see why I wold ever change, they are my absolute favourite pick !
Celluloid plectrums give you a more traditional feel than the more modern materials like acetal or nylon.
They have a smooth striking surface and produce a warm, more rounded musical tone.
I play mostly blues and classic rock and find they are perfect for that style of playing however they wouldn't be my first choice for more aggressive metal type music were a more modern plectrum would be more appropriate.
My playing style is quite smooth and I I find they are very long lasting, I never seem to wear them out !
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5 stars all the way !
The "Fender Classic Celluloid Pick Shell M" is a traditional tortoise shell style plectrum.
After trying many plectrums I finally settled on these, they are not modern high tech, "go faster", shredding picks, no grooves, dimples or gimmicks here, they are just a good quality, plain, traditional styled plectrum.
I used to play with Dunlop picks but found them quite slippy, no such problems with these despite them being a plain / smooth pick.
They seem to be a bit harder than other tortoise shell style picks such as the Thomann own brand tortoise shell picks, harder in a good way as far as I'm concerned, I find them a joy to play with, accurate picking is easy and bright but don't forget to try a reverse grip which gives a fuller and more ragged sound, well worth trying !!!
These are very durable, they don't wear out easily, they don't break or chip.
I use (M) Medium for electric guitars but I tend to use the (T) Thin version for electric 12 string and all my acoustics.
These are available in white celluloid as well, they are the same pick just a different colour, I use Medium in tortoise shell and Thin in white so it's quick and easy to tell them apart.
After trying many plectrums I finally settled on these, they are not modern high tech, "go faster", shredding picks, no grooves, dimples or gimmicks here, they are just a good quality, plain, traditional styled plectrum.
I used to play with Dunlop picks but found them quite slippy, no such problems with these despite them being a plain / smooth pick.
They seem to be a bit harder than other tortoise shell style picks such as the Thomann own brand tortoise shell picks, harder in a good way as far as I'm concerned, I find them a joy to play with, accurate picking is easy and bright but don't forget to try a reverse grip which gives a fuller and more ragged sound, well worth trying !!!
These are very durable, they don't wear out easily, they don't break or chip.
I use (M) Medium for electric guitars but I tend to use the (T) Thin version for electric 12 string and all my acoustics.
These are available in white celluloid as well, they are the same pick just a different colour, I use Medium in tortoise shell and Thin in white so it's quick and easy to tell them apart.
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Nice and firm attack, but not solid stiff. They bring a slight brightness to the sound. I like them as an all-rounder pick.
I like the tortoise shell style. These have a much nicer look than cheaper tortoise shell stuff. They're relatively long lived as long as you don't djent them to death. Gold Fender logo looks nice and adds a little bit of friction grip to them. They are rather smooth otherwise and that has never bothered me. Overall my favorite pick.
I like the tortoise shell style. These have a much nicer look than cheaper tortoise shell stuff. They're relatively long lived as long as you don't djent them to death. Gold Fender logo looks nice and adds a little bit of friction grip to them. They are rather smooth otherwise and that has never bothered me. Overall my favorite pick.
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Good but not great.
These picks do a job, I've been trying out different types of picks lately and these did do a good job but I prefer some others to them. Everybody's taste is different though and they could be the perfect fit for some other people. They do feel great but I could not achieve the tone I wanted to get from them for my playing style.
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Perfect
This is the perfect thickness for my taste. I play a lot of rhythm and lead guitar.These never break (for me) & are sensibly priced compared with some others.
The sound is very good for me.
very fast shiping and good product. i will buy again, thanks alot.
Good value - work well. Very happy to recommend.
The sound is very good for me.
very fast shiping and good product. i will buy again, thanks alot.
Good value - work well. Very happy to recommend.
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Best picks in the game
The classic fender medium picks, even hendrix used them, that is all you need to know.
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Good picks
Great picks but not very grippy. Like all other picks these will wear in time. How fast that happens depends on how you play. If compared to other picks of different materials I'd say these wear quite fast. They are medium picks so they bend and are quite soft. I've mostly used these for strumming acoustic guitar, but I could see someone finding them perfect for playing funk.
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Good picks if you like celluliod
Can't fault these picks for what they are, I just find that when my hands get sweaty I have trouble gripping celluloid picks so I've swapped to Tortex.
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great picks
these fender picks are great they are thick enough and last long
would recomend
would recomend
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picks
just a great pick for the money
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