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Plastic vs titanium pick

For THIRTY-TWO DOLLARS, regardless of any perceived sonic advantage, just like any pick, I'd lose it . . . . . No Thanks.

I can buy almost a lifetime supply of my Usual Suspect picks . . . .

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. . . for 32 bucks, and I won't stay up nights blaming myself for losing a 32 dollar pick.

If you're happy, I'm happy.
 
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For THIRTY-TWO DOLLARS, regardless of any perceived sonic advantage, just like any pick, I'd lose it . . . . . No Thanks.

I can buy almost a lifetime supply of my Usual Suspect picks . . . .

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. . . for 32 bucks, and I won't stay up nights blaming myself for losing a 32 dollar pick.

If you're happy, I'm happy.
That's fair, the picks are more like $20 (Metal Tones Mini Titanium - 1 Guitar Pick) but still a bit pricey for a pick. I got a pick holder on my bass where the Ti pick is stashed at all times.
 
Is the center inlay abalone?

I have a Ti pick a friend made me that was a gov. contractor.
He told me in order to punch the hole through the middle it was a 90 ton press to make it happen.
He also mentioned it took forever to sand it down and finish.

My only warning is be careful, I used to break more strings with my Ti pick.
I believe the inlay is mother-of-pearl!
 

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