Call for help in finding guitar picks

[GodWentPUNK]

I've had minimal success in finding some guitar picks I really like. They are called "PICK BOY CLASSIC .75" Does anyone here know of a place that would carry these. The ones I have glow in the dark and I'm down to my last two. I really like how these things are shaped and at least for me, are easier to play.

Thanks in advance,

pickless...

[It's All In My H3ad]

Re: Call for help in finding guitar picks

Did you try musicians friend? I *think* they have these.

[mulder1966]

Re: Call for help in finding guitar picks

I have been using the same stainless pick for about 15 years. It still boggles my mind that I haven't lost it yet. About 5 years ago, I came across a little music store in St. Louis that had 5 of them. [img]images/icons/shocked.gif[/img] I bought them all! [img]images/icons/smile.gif[/img]

[PowerTube]

Re: Call for help in finding guitar picks

Here they are:

From Musician's Friend

The "Heavy" gauge is probably the .75's.

[GodWentPUNK]

Re: Call for help in finding guitar picks

Thanks guys. The answer was so obvious, I missed it.

joe...

[The Enema]

Re: Call for help in finding guitar picks

i found some picks called dava control picks and they are excellent, they are pretty thick except for a thinnish section in the middle, hold it high up and its good for strumming or hold in nearer the ip and its good for lead

must go buy more before i lose all the ones i have and they decide they want to stop stocking them

David

[toejam]

Re: Call for help in finding guitar picks

Originally posted by PowerTube:
Here they are:

From Musician's Friend

The "Heavy" gauge is probably the .75's.

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">I don't know. I would think the medium gauge would be the .75s. Most brands have heavy about 1.0 mm. I hate how MF does that light/medium/heavy crap for some picks without telling the actual gauge. They do the opposite with the heavy red Dunlop Gel picks I sometimes use. The gels are L(blue), M(purple), M-L(green), H(red), XH(yellow). MF uses numbers to designate these... .50mm, .60mm, .73mm, .96mm, 1.2mm. If you're not familiar with the color or thickness, it can be confusing. [img]images/icons/mad.gif[/img]