rubber picks

[b_ryceeeee]

dont know if this belongs in this area but i was wondering who makes rubber picks. my friend was telling me about them and i wanted to try them out.

[DocBop]

What are they used for a type of sound, for wrist development, or ??? Rubber sound to me like it would be a dull sound. I remember awhile back using stone picks to help develop your wrist. Felt picks were used quite a bit for pick players to get a softer more finger like sound, but they wore out real fast.

[professor_bills]

I used to use a felt pick. but I really only ever played one song....One of these days by Pink Floyd NOw I play mostly blues soooooooo......

[D.Don]

Originally Posted by b_ryceeeee

dont know if this belongs in this area but i was wondering who makes rubber picks. my friend was telling me about them and i wanted to try them out.

I have a bunch of em, but I mainly use em for acoustic guitar, ie. when I record ac. git. and dub them over and over again, to not get to many "attacks" I use rubber picks on the lionpart of em, and then have one or two takes with the "front guitars" that I play with normal picks.

Got 4 different thicknesses, and I have no idea where they are manufactured, bought them in a local store some years ago.

D.Don

[CopperheadLXXIX]

The ones I know of are made by "Wedgie" and you buy them online @ Musicians Friend:

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/produ...ELAID=26017430

I use them the same as others use felt picks; that is to get a bit more of a fingerstyle sound and/or a pick sound with less attack.

[D.Don]

Originally Posted by CopperheadLXXIX

The ones I know of are made by "Wedgie" and you buy them online @ Musicians Friend:

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/produ...ELAID=26017430

I use them the same as others use felt picks; that is to get a bit more of a fingerstyle sound and/or a pick sound with less attack.

Yep, thats the ones I have too.

D.Don