Chicken Picks Can Improve Your Guitar Tone!

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  • Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
  • Get a big tone improvement with the right pick. Today we check out Chickenpicks!
    ChickenPicks great sounding picks (or plectrum) that are manufactured in Netherlands. They provide many advantages over traditional picks such as better tone, more comfort, durability and none of that plunky sound you get from cheap picks.
    I've been a big fan of these picks for a long time now. Check out www.chickenpick... to find a model that will make you play better too!
    Prices for these picks are $8.95 and worth every penny. You can get sets too if you need more than one.
    If you're a fan of ChickenPicks please let me know in the comments.
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Комментарии • 3

  • @Enostoned
    @Enostoned 7 лет назад +3

    3 years ago I was tired of playing with cheap "put any brand name" 50 cents plastic picks. In my research I came to realize there are a lot more type/brand of picks than I thought. Wood, metal, rubber, different type of plastic... Then I came across ChickenPicks. At that time they were only selling the Original series so I bought the try out set. My favourite was the Light 2.2mm for a long time until I started playing more with the Shredder. I ordered again a year ago and bought the 7 picks Try out set to try the new series and to have another Shredder in case I lose it, not because it was worn out. I like them all but the Shredder is still my favourite. I still play with the first one I got 3 years ago so the money is worth it. Guitar pick is the most underrated thing in the guitar world imo.
    Great video as always!

    • @addictedtogear
      @addictedtogear  7 лет назад +1

      Thanks. I agree the picks are very nice if you find the one that works for you.

  • @davidwoods358
    @davidwoods358 3 года назад

    I'd like to try these. I have a whole slew of picks I have tried over the years. I'm currently stuck on a brand called Zenfire. I think they would be quite hard to top for tone and feel.