Product Description
Fender® guitar picks are a must - have for every performer, offering both comfort and high - performance flexibility. Whether you're a traditional player or someone who needs speedy precision, we've got the perfect pick shape for you. This convenient eight - pack lets you easily test out all our shapes and choose the one that suits you best.
Inside this pack, you'll find tortoiseshell celluloid picks crafted in eight unique shapes: 346, 347, 351, 354, 355, 358, 451, and 551.
Here's a quick look at each shape:
- 346: These large, rounded triangle picks offer three edges to pick with. The wide body gives you plenty of space to hold, and the rounded tip ensures a smooth playing action.
- 347: An oval - shaped pick, it's a great choice for players who want something slightly smaller than the traditional Fender® pick.
- 351: Our most popular pick design, the classic 351 shape is suitable for almost any playing style or technique.
- 354: Similar to the 347 but a bit slimmer and narrower while keeping the same length.
- 355: Fender's large triangle pick, it provides three sides for picking and has the biggest body among all Fender® picks.
- 358: A slightly narrower version of the classic 351, with smooth edges and a mellow tone ideal for jazz.
- 451: It has the same shape as the 351 but in a smaller size, so it'll feel familiar to 351 users.
- 551: With a slightly wider body and a sharp tip compared to the 451, it's perfect for fast - picking and getting lots of harmonics.
Using these Fender guitar picks is super easy. Just hold the pick between your thumb and index finger. Depending on the style of music you're playing, you can choose the most suitable pick shape from the pack. For example, if you're into jazz, go for the 358 pick for its mellow tone. If you need fast - picking action, the 551 is a great option.
When it comes to maintenance, keep your picks clean by wiping them gently with a soft cloth after each use. Avoid exposing them to extreme heat or cold as it might damage the celluloid material. Store them in a cool, dry place, like a pick case, to prevent them from getting scratched or broken. And remember, if you're trying out different picks, take your time to find the one that feels most comfortable in your hand and suits your playing style the best.
