Picking A Guitar Pick

[@robwieckowski8803]

Fantastic little consolidatio lesson , you guys are ace 👍

[@JosephGallagher]

Started with 3mm tripointed picks because broke. Downsized to .8mm Tortex, and currently use .7mm on bass and guitar. Sometimes .6mm as I like a softer attack on guitar

[@frankpfaffle600]

Thanks Owen, good explanation.

[@JanBolhuis]

At this moment the V-picks 2.75mm works the best for me. But I realize that there are a lot of other great picks. It looks like a never ending searching for the right pick

[@revansmusic]

Thanks Owen!

[@robertbarstad6424]

Thank You Owen.

[@rustr2015]

Always good lessons Owen!!! This might sound strange, but I find that using a thin pick works better than a thick one for electric

[@rustr2015]

Guitar Mastery Method
I say you're right to experiment and try different picks. But I've always had the same results using a thicker pick. I also have to find my small amplifier, it's not a quality one but would definitely hear more using it, like harmonics and pinch harmonics, which I love!

[@nortru]

Thanks

[@StevenParente]

Thanks Owen.

[@kathiscott2160]

When using an acoustic guitar, the thin picks tend to sound clicky when strumming.

[@elify__]

good video

[@matthewgroff433]

I prefer using either a medium or heavy pick. Sometimes I prefer a medium pick other times a Heavy pick, depends on how I feel and the mood I am in. lol

[@robertchan5097]

Can .7 thickness be good for playing electric shred and fast palm muting metal type stuff?

[@robertchan5097]

@@GuitarMasteryMethod Thanks, I'm going to try with a .7 though. It's comfortable

[@JohnELopez]

Amen