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D'Andrea Formula Delrex guitar picks provide players with an alternative material that addresses the issue of pick slippage. With a unique tone and articulation along with a matte finish, the Formula Delrex picks are a popular choice for all styles of guitar playing. The 355 triangle picks are a popular choice for guitar players and bass players due to their larger gripping surface and tri-point design. They are available in six gauge-specific colors and ship in a 12-piece pack. Choose your favorite gauge from the drop down menu.
D'Andrea Shell Celluloid 355 Triangle Picks - One Dozen Purple 1.14 mm

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Reviewed by 7 customers

  • Delrex picks

    4

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    submitted6 years ago

    byTodd

    fromUndisclosed

    Have always used Fender 355 triangular Tortoise shell picks. Theses are an equitable replacement, just need to adapt.

  • cool

    4

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    submitted7 years ago

    byCharles

    fromundisclosed

    cool and unique, but bigger than usual picks

  • Improved flatness.

    4

    submitted7 years ago

    byChris

    fromPuyallup, WA

    Ordered 4 dozen of the orange 0.60mm. I'm pleased they are a lot less warped than the batch I bought two+ years ago. Not as dead-level flat as the kind that Fender makes but close enough.

  • You might like the bigness. THere's a lot to keep hold of.

    5

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    submitted9 years ago

    byjeffrey

    fromundisclosed

    There's a lot to like about these picks. Basically you've got three points to wear down if you manage to hang on to them that long, and they're big, so if you're a clumsy old oaf they're kind of nice to hang on to. That being said, they might be too big for some folks, of course, but I can't imagine it's won't be worth it to have a few like this in the guest pick jar at least. I get them in the normal thickness I like, which is quite thin.

  • Love the material, hate the quality control.

    3

    submitted10 years ago

    byChris

    fromAuburn, WA

    Bought a dozen or more each of the .60mm, .73mm and .88mm. Well over half are warped, which matters in a pick this big. I really like the color-coded thickness. But I'm just going to select the most flat 10% and toss the rest.

  • Easy to hold.

    5

    submitted11 years ago

    byKurt Wahtera

    fromBoston

    I always have trouble holding on to picks and find these large size give you more area to hold on to. They are also not as slippery as most picks which aids in grip.

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