Fender 351 Standard Guitar Picks

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The Fender 351 Standard Pick is an excellent pick! Gives you a better bite and makes the string(s) resonate very loud and clear. I use the Medium tortoise-shell picks and they are not only great sounding but look great too! Pick some up today, you'll not be disappointed.

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So my brother went a little crazy and somehow i ended up with about 50 or so of these... The thin ones are no good and heavy feels like your playing with a coin. I only use the mediums, They ware down a little faster than most and break every once in a while. Id say they're decent.

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These Fender picks created an awsome sound with my yamaha ERG 121. A medium sized lasted me several months of heavy playing. The only problem i had with these picks, was losing them. I suggest you to buy them.

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These Fender picks are the only kind I use. I use the heavy guage for bass and the med. and light gauge picks for guitar. They come in cool colors and are very durable. They last through many pickslides without getting really messed up.

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In all honesty I've never had much luck with the thin picks. I seem to cut them in half a lot on the e-string, but i refuse to use any pick besides the Fender medium at a show. I've just had too much bad luck with other picks. Most of htem really can't stand up to my playing style because I use really heavy strings and i love pickslides. Bottom line-you can bet your life on them, well your show, at least

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Awesome guitar pick that doesn't bend or fall out of your hand while playing. Perfect for long shows where you can't afford to have anythign go wrong - this pick'll last you the entire night! The Fender Medium is used by the great Vinnie Moore of UFO, and it's obvious why - just the amazing amount of quality you get out of any product from Fender. These picks are great, but if you are in need of one with a grip, the best ones to choose are the Jim Dunlop picks - the .88mm JD is used by Michael Schenker, hard rock god who inspired a generation of guitarists in the 70s and 80s.

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Started playing in 1968. Used Fender thins then and use them today. Tried others; fancy grips, fancy materials, but always come back to the original. They are basic long lasting (unless you chew on them - and admit it, we all do.) picks, big enough to hold on to, fast enough to get a little crazy if you need to. These picks have been around forever for a reason - you can't go wrong with a classic.

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i buy three packs at a time for instruments in three rooms of the studio, keep them on hand, and on pick holders on gigging instruments, STELLAR tone with these.

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Fender guitar picks last pretty long, especially the heavy picks. They are very good to use for fast precise picking, are light and have good balance. They get the job done and serve their purpose so buy some today.

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I have used the Fender? 351 Standard Guitar Picks alot and they work very well. They help to produce a nice tone while still being able to play very fast.

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I had lost most of my picks, so I was looking to buy some more. I had heard that heavy picks were good for tremolo picking. I play a lot of surf riffs, so these were my first idea. I bought them, and they're perfect. I recommend them for anyone who tremolo picks. They're very durable, and hard to bend. Fender quality, enough said.

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I didn't like the size of the ones that came with my guitar, so I looked on here and found these Fender ones, and I love them. Perfect size and I love the tortoise shell design.

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I've been using these since I started playing guitar. Now for starter guitar players I would recommend them, they are great for learning. And I was very happy with them for a while but after switching to thicker gauge strings I noticed that the picks would slip from my fingers pretty often. So I switched to the Dunlop Max Grips and wow....thats the way to go for more experienced players.

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I'm a little biased as I've been using fender picks since I first starting playing 25 (holy cow) years ago. My comments are for the medium picks. I've tried lots of others but I've found that overall the fender's have the nicest tone and overall feel. Some of the harder style picks are too "clicky" and the fender's plastic eliminates that sound. They do wear down, but overall it's slow and I find myself still using a pick that I could probably throw away. The thins I don't like as much as they are too flexible, and can break. The heavy picks are well...too heavy. Overall I think the medium is the best pick for players I've used so far.

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I began using these in 1964 and they are my absolute favorite. I have tried hundreds of different flat picks, and some of them are great for certain songs and unique sounds or effects. But this is the gold standard for picks in my opinion and for my style of play. They may not last as long as some made with other materials as they will tear/break after a while especially with heavy and rapid strumming...if that's your style.) Importantly, the tones are always crisp and clear. I use a Thin most of the time and occasionally a Medium.

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it is a guitar pick

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Work really well with the 11-48 strings I use.

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Very satified

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Good picks

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I always used thin picks. No reason that's just what i started with. I have one guitar i could never get the sound i really wanted. I even replaced all the controls short of the Pups which helped but something was still missing. I accidentally dropped my thin pick and reached into my collection. Happened to get a Fender medium and the guitar came to life. I could not believe the difference. Much better sustain and better tone all around. Just from a different pick.