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Black Mountain Thumb Pick - Light Gauge EXTRA TIGHT SPRING Reviews

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The Black Mountain Pick is built for musicians who enjoy playing with their fingers (fingerstyle) but also enjoy playing with a pick (flatpicking). Players love the Black Mountain Pick because it feels like a regular pick, but it also feels like a traditional thumb pick. One size fits all. Light gauge version (Extra Tight Spring). Play the Way You Want To! · Use your fingers . . . use a pick . . . switch between your fingers and a pick whenever you feel the urge! · 0.6 mm Nylon pick with bevelled edges. · Tapered Thumb Ring fits medium, large and XL, right handed thumbs. Very comfortable! · Combine your fingerpicking and flatpicking into your own unique musical expression! First Pick in the World to Use a Spring! This patented new technology offers several advantages over traditional thumb picks. 1) The spring allows the pick to be flexible so it feels like a regular flat pick 2) The spring clamps the thumb ring around the player's thumb creating a perfect balance between comfort and stability. BUILT FOR PERFORMANCE WHETHER YOU'RE A BEGINNER OR A PRO!!!.

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Bought for grandson who now uses them nearly all the time instead of ordinary pick
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Posted 3 weeks ago
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havint tried a number of other thumb picks I found the Black mountain fitter better and didnt move around on my thumb extra tight spring is probably a but tight but will try ordinary spring tension great product
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Posted 2 years ago
Stephen Kitchen
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If gripping a pick is becoming problematic, for whatever reason, this great innovation is a possible solution with a nice selection of pick thicknesses and spring tensions to suit you style
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Posted 2 years ago
Andrew Harrison
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Could never get used to holding a plectrum and most thumbpicks are too thick. This works very well
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Posted 3 years ago