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Very good pick for the price.
I bought these picks are a cheaper alternative to my usual fender thins to see if i can save any money as these are a lot cheaper. they feel the exact same to me.
If i was was blindfolded and handed wither these or my normal ones i wouldnt be able to tell a difference,
Pros- they are cheap. they feel the same as the fender ones.
Cons- very slippy in the hand but i got a soldering iron and melted 2 holes at the top where my thumb goes but i do this even with more expensive ones.
If you want a cheaper brand pick but dont want to compromise on feel or you want to try a new thickness i would 100% reccomend these. next time i buy some i will see if i can find a bigger pack.
If i was was blindfolded and handed wither these or my normal ones i wouldnt be able to tell a difference,
Pros- they are cheap. they feel the same as the fender ones.
Cons- very slippy in the hand but i got a soldering iron and melted 2 holes at the top where my thumb goes but i do this even with more expensive ones.
If you want a cheaper brand pick but dont want to compromise on feel or you want to try a new thickness i would 100% reccomend these. next time i buy some i will see if i can find a bigger pack.
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Harley Benton Celluloid Players Pick Set TH
The Harley Benton Celluloid Players Pick is Harley Bentons, (Thomann own brand) version of the classic Fender "351 premium plectrum" which is something of an iconic plectrum.
The Harley Benton version is pretty much an exact copy, smooth without ridges or dimples, just a classic looking, plain celluloid, tortoise shell effect plectrum.
I'm a big fan of the Fender version in "medium" thickness and use it for all my 6 string electric guitar playing, ( I like a thinner but larger plectrum for acoustic playing), but I wanted to try a lighter plectrum than even the Fender "thin" (0.5mm thick) with my electric 12 string.
The Harley Benton TH is 0.46mm so not much less but there is a subtle yet noticeable difference.
Playing my danelectro 12 string with a little compression through a fender amp I get a lush sweet jangle, a thin plectrum really makes a huge difference with an electric12 string and I find a celluloid plectrum makes very little string noise compared to the thin dunlop plectrum I also tried which feels more like a nylon material.
A little on the thin side for me for anything else but for electric 12 string they are just perfect.
These really are a fantastic little plectrum and at a bargain price.
The Harley Benton version is pretty much an exact copy, smooth without ridges or dimples, just a classic looking, plain celluloid, tortoise shell effect plectrum.
I'm a big fan of the Fender version in "medium" thickness and use it for all my 6 string electric guitar playing, ( I like a thinner but larger plectrum for acoustic playing), but I wanted to try a lighter plectrum than even the Fender "thin" (0.5mm thick) with my electric 12 string.
The Harley Benton TH is 0.46mm so not much less but there is a subtle yet noticeable difference.
Playing my danelectro 12 string with a little compression through a fender amp I get a lush sweet jangle, a thin plectrum really makes a huge difference with an electric12 string and I find a celluloid plectrum makes very little string noise compared to the thin dunlop plectrum I also tried which feels more like a nylon material.
A little on the thin side for me for anything else but for electric 12 string they are just perfect.
These really are a fantastic little plectrum and at a bargain price.
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JA
they not to bad
these picks aren't horrible but i much prefer delrin picks myself cause they just have more grip
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Great
Nothing to complain about. I have used many but these are by far my favorite, far from stiff or bendy. Just right and suit most playing styles.
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Great picks for recording Guitar
I use these to improve the sound of my electric guitar recording. They reduce the attack volume purely because of their flexibility. I still play quite hard, which invariably will rip the pick but they are sold at a great price so I always stock up on them when I place an order.
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A nice pick set
Cheap and good picks.
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J
Good Quality Picks For The Bargain Price.
I purchased these picks because of their bargain price. Being somewhat heavy handed when playing, I found that the Harley Benton Picks split easily and after little playing. Whereas these picks are extremely cheap I wonder is it a false economy buying them when they split so easily?
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great pick great price
What can you say, a great thin plectrum at a great price. It's a "just buy them" type product. They do exactly what they should, ie be a thin plectrum. No "snappage" unless you over play, but that's down to you rather then it. Nice finish, no rough edges... As I said, it's a "just buy" type of product. If you buy and you don't like, then that's down to you rather than it as well. Great value, great product...
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Harley Benton Picks
As you would expect from Thomann another quality product at a more than reasonable price. Great quick delivery ,well packaged and as described. A nice pick for acoustic and for beginners. As good as any top branded make .Highly recommended.
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FB
Amazing picks for an affordable price
Great for chord strumming, why pay more
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