PQP-0010-ST : TUSQ Picks Standard Mixed Pack

I’m picky with picks. lol. I love the old style fender type picks. The material they are made from. These have a different “feel”. Different attack on the strings. Can’t explain the feel or attack. You’ll have to try them. After years of using the cellulose picks. These feel a bit different. I like. You might too. Even if you’re picky about picks!! Only thing is they aren’t cheap so don’t lose them!!!

I have tried many picks (Plectrums if you live across the Pond) over the years.Tusq picks are easier for me to grip with less effort. This relaxes my right hand and reduces cramping.They sound great. If you drop one on a hard surface, they ring out. Every other pick I own, makes a dull thud when dropped.Give them a try, you won’t be sorry.

These picks do what is advertised as far as sound, for example, the .68 grey pick has a little different sound than the beige or tan .68 etc.... The .68 and .88 are not going to flex like other picks. If you normally use a thick pick, these would be great for you. I don't know how they wear because I just recieved them the other day and likely not use them at all. They are well made and easy to grip, but really not for my playing style.

Yes they do have/create a different tonal attack ... but even the thinnest pick seems way to stiff for me ..! i usually use plain old regular Fender thins ... the Tusq materials have a unique sound , but the material is much stiffer at the same thickness ..!!?? especially for acoustic strumming ... was looking for a slightly duller tone that retained the ease of use ... = not ... maybe i'll give them a try on bass ..?! haven't played bass with a pick since the 70's .!!

Great pics. Love the feel of them and the material they’re made from. Gives my strings some high end clarity. Almost a matte finish. Can’t decide which thickness I like best for my acoustic playing, but leaning towards the 1.0mm. Would love to try some thicker than 1.0mm for comparison.

I like these for a couple of reasons that have nothing to do with the supposed "tone" improvements. First, they are really rigid, so the thin picks are the best I've used. If you like thin picks that "give" a little, these aren't for you. But if, like me, you only used thicker picks because the thin one bent too much, you'll like these.Second, yes, they make a cool noise when you drop them. It's weird, I actually love this noise. Why? who knows. Completely illogical that I would care about this. But it's super cool to drop these things on the counter and hear that beautiful little chime.Finally, as for the "tones" produced from using them---I can't tell a major difference. I used as many picks as possible, closed my eyes, and rotated through them all. Could I tell? Not really, except I could feel the texture of these graph techs when I would use them. The tone itself, I'd be hard pressed to say more harmonics were produced by using them.So in the end, I'll continue happily using these things.

Good grip. Very comfortable. Tonal difference between styles is discernable but not as dramatic as the description would have you believe.

The sound of the strings ring out when using these picks. They are great, I was curious because I had change out my fret nuts to Tusq brand and then these picks came out. I just bought the monster grips for these and that made it stay in my hand. I would like to see larger size of these, I have large fingers and would like to have a better grip.

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My favourite picks for acoustic and electric guitar.

These GraphTech picks produce a noticeable favourable difference compared to other industry leading picks in the tone of notes played on my Ibanez Electro-acoustic guitar. I like them!

Great as all thier stuff great company

I should have read more reviews before purchasing. These are not that sound I was looking for. Very brittle sounding. Not sure yet how they will hold up.