P3-TWRS Tone Woods Indian Rosewood Guitar Picks Brown Medium

I love the control you get from the thickness and rigidity. For the first maybe 20-40 hours of olay they are great.My only complaint though is that the edge of the wooden picks sharpen with use, like the strings act as a whetstone. This produces a feel and "scratchiness" to the tone that I don't like very much. At $5 a piece that'd add up if these were your go-to picks.

Yeah these picks are where it is located. Do it to it and get you some of these mammajammas. Srsly though they are a little bit thick and take a little use to get your grip adjusted. Grip too tight and there will be some string noise but loosen up and you’ll bring out some smooth, rich tone from your acoustic. Do it to it

I love these pics very thick and easy to hold and they look very nice , I don't think they honestly do anything for sound quality but the look very nice and encourage students to play , I give them out as positive reinforcement tools and they are a hoot. Great for anyone who likes a thick pic , I'd order more then three though you're likely to loose them pretty quickly

I am impressed with the company's idea of "pick as instrument". Definitely high quality product and worth a try if you have never tried a wood pick. Would highly recommend for acoustic guitars and would be suitable for acoustic electrics, but not really for electric guitar as they are going to be a bit too heavy gauge. That heaviness really gives a great tone to acoustic strumming though and very good single string picking control from the tip.

Kind of twangy on my acoustic guitar. I didn't like them.

Waay too thick. Just don't wasted the money. No bend. Way too expensive for what you get.

These are cool, but you can feel the pick wood grain "catch" on the strings. I've been trying out all kinds of picks, and the Dunlop 2mm and the Hercos are it for me. Still, these are nice.

When I want warmth in my hand and a slightly warmer, bluesier tone--these are my go-to picks. Especially for electric. If I ever need an idea for a stocking stuffer for a guitar-playing friend, this is probably what I'd get.