Description
A pick is the cheapest upgrade your tone will ever get. The Flatpicking Set is a box of matte-finish ABS guitar picks spanning six thicknesses, from a feathery 0.58 millimeters to a rigid 1.50, so every style of playing has its tool: strumming, flatpicking, bass lines, and the kind of aggressive rhythm work that eats thin picks for breakfast. One box, the full range, no more digging through couch cushions.
The matte surface matters more than it seems. Glossy picks stick to sweaty fingers and slip mid-solo; the matte finish gives you a stable grip that does not announce itself. The ABS material snaps back instead of shattering, holds its bevel under heavy use, and stays consistent from the first chord to the hundredth set. Each box holds 24, 30, 40, or 50 picks depending on the option you choose, which for most players is several months of supply.
Whether you play acoustic, electric, or bass, the six gauges cover the territory: thin picks for bright strumming and jazzy comping, mediums for the all-rounder who never wants to swap, heavy picks for defined lead tone and bass attack. Keep the whole set in your case and let the song decide the thickness.
For teachers and students, the set doubles as a learning tool. Handing a beginner a range of gauges and letting them feel the difference between a 0.58 and a 1.50 teaches more about tone than any lecture, and the assorted colors make it easy to say which pick is yours when the case gets opened at a jam. For gigging players, the box is simply insurance: picks vanish, and a full box in the gig bag means the show never waits on a lost plectrum.
Your amp was expensive. Your pick should not be the weak link.
Key Features
- ✦ Six thicknesses from 0.58 to 1.50 mm in one box
- ✦ Matte finish for a secure grip, even mid-sweat
- ✦ ABS material resists snapping and holds its bevel
- ✦ Works for acoustic, electric, and bass playing
- ✦ Box quantities of 24, 30, 40, or 50 picks
- ✦ Random assorted colors for easy identification
Technical Specifications
- Material: ABS plastic
- Thickness range: 0.58, 0.71, 0.81, 0.96, 1.20, 1.50 mm
- Surface: Matte, smooth
- Box quantities: 24, 30, 40, or 50 picks per box
- Applicable scene: Musical instrument performance and practice
- Instrument fit: Acoustic guitar, electric guitar, bass
- Colors: Random assorted
- Packaging: Plastic box with lid
- Model: Alice-style flatpicking picks
- Best for: Strumming, flatpicking, bass, practice
Who It Is For
The Flatpicking Set is for the players who treat tone as a craft: acoustic strummers who burn through thin picks at campfires and open mics, electric players dialing in defined lead tones with a heavy gauge, bassists who need a pick with real attack, and teachers who hand picks to students the way coaches hand out playbooks. Because the box covers every gauge, it also solves the eternal problem of the borrowed pick: there is always one in the case, and the right thickness is always a choice away.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What thicknesses are in the box?
Six gauges: 0.58, 0.71, 0.81, 0.96, 1.20, and 1.50 mm. The full range covers strumming, flatpicking, lead, and bass.
Q: How many picks come in a box?
Choose from 24, 30, 40, or 50 picks per box, depending on the option selected.
Q: Why matte instead of glossy?
The matte finish keeps the pick stable in your fingers, especially when hands get sweaty on stage. Glossy picks tend to slip.
Q: Are these good for bass?
Yes. The heavier gauges (1.20 and 1.50 mm) give bass lines the attack and definition they need.
Q: What material are they?
ABS plastic, which snaps back under stress instead of cracking and holds its playing edge longer than cheaper materials.
Q: Do the picks wear out fast?
With regular use, expect them to last much longer than budget picks. The ABS formula is chosen for durability across heavy strumming and practice.
Q: Which gauge should a beginner start with?
Most beginners find 0.71 or 0.81 mm the most forgiving for strumming and chord work. Keep the 0.58 for bright rhythm and the 1.20-1.50 for lead and bass later.
Q: Are the colors always the same?
No, colors are randomly assorted per box, which helps players identify their pick in a shared case or a dark stage.
Q: Can I order a single gauge in bulk?
The standard listing ships mixed gauges per box. If you need a single thickness in quantity, contact support to arrange a bulk order.
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