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Find the Guitar Pick That Fits Your Playing Style
Picks matter more than many players realize. The shape, thickness, and material of your guitar pick can all affect how you play and sound. At Sweetwater, we carry a huge selection of guitar picks, from extra-thin to extra-heavy, so you can find the one that fits your playing style.
Why Strummers and Beginners Reach for Thin Guitar Picks
If the songs you play involve a lot of strumming, choose an extra-thin or thin guitar pick. Their advantage lies in their flexibility. With a thinner guitar pick, you don’t have to worry much about balancing the pick between your fingers (as is the case with heavier picks). This makes thin and extra-thin guitar picks a go-to choice for beginners as well.
Medium Guitar Picks Strike a Balance for Many Players
If you’re not a fan of the plunky sound thin picks produce but don’t need the rigidity of a heavy pick, try a medium gauge and see how it feels. Medium guitar picks can offer a sweet spot between flex and firmness, making them a versatile choice for players who switch between strumming and single-note lines.
Thick Guitar Picks Deliver Power and Speed for Technical Players
For hard rock or metal guitarists, reach for a heavy or extra-heavy guitar pick. They’re a popular choice among rock guitarists because they can withstand the tension of the strings, which can help you play individual chords or notes at a faster pace. Plus, many players find that heavier picks make it easier to vary their dynamics than lighter guitar picks do. Heavy and extra-heavy picks are well-suited for transitioning from palm-muted djents to riffing power chords.
Guitar Pick Shapes for Every Technique
Choose from standard, triangle, sharp, and teardrop guitar picks. Standard guitar picks are the most common, as their rounded peak and generous surface area allow for a variety of grip styles. Triangle picks have a large grip area with a rounded peak, making them a popular choice for strumming. Sharp guitar picks can be larger or smaller, depending on the model. They’re known for their powerful impact on the strings and ability to emphasize high frequencies. Teardrop picks are small with rounded peaks, providing a good grip. We also carry finger guitar picks and thumb guitar picks.
Guitar Pick Materials Shape Your Tone
The material of your guitar pick can also impact your sound. Guitar picks can be made from a variety of materials, including acrylic, celluloid, Tortex, nylon, steel, and more. Different guitar pick materials produce different tones for your guitar or bass, so don’t be shy about trying several different kinds. Sweetwater makes it easy and convenient — just grab a variety pack and see for yourself!
Shop Guitar Picks by Brand
With so many guitar picks to choose from, it can be tricky to determine which ones to play with. Fortunately, Sweetwater has the guitar picks that fit your playing style and feel good in your hand. Our wide selection from top brands, including Dunlop, Gravity Picks, Fender, D’Addario, Graph Tech, and more, makes it easy to find the right pick for your needs. If you still have questions, our Sales Engineers will take the time to get to know your music and help you choose the guitar picks you need.
Guitar Pick FAQs
What are guitar picks made of?
Guitar picks can be made from various materials, such as acrylic, celluloid, Tortex, nylon, and many more. Different guitar pick materials, shapes, and gauges produce different tones for your guitar or bass, so don’t be shy about trying several different kinds to see which best fits your needs and playing style.
How do I shop for guitar picks at Sweetwater?
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What are the most popular brands for Guitar Picks on Sweetwater.com?
What are the most popular Guitar Picks on Sweetwater.com?
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Dunlop Guitar Pick Variety Pack - .58mm-.73mm, Assorted Colors, 12-pack
4.5 out of 5 stars 15 reviews
$8.39 -
Fender 351 Shape Classic Celluloid Picks Medley - Medium, Assorted Colors 12-pack
5 out of 5 stars 9 reviews
$5.99 -
Taylor DarkTone Series Pick Tin - 1.25mm-1.5mm, Assorted Colors, 9-pack
5 out of 5 stars 7 reviews
$39.99 -
D'Addario Guitar Pick Variety Pack - Medium, Assorted Colors, 7-pack
5 out of 5 stars 4 reviews
$6.99 -
Dunlop Tortex Standard Guitar Picks - .73mm, Yellow, 12-pack
4.5 out of 5 stars 22 reviews
$5.76
Why shop Guitar Picks at Sweetwater.com?
With a massive selection of Guitar Picks, free shipping, a free 2-year warranty, 24/7 access to award-winning support - and more - Sweetwater gives you more than any other retailer! If you have any questions about Guitar Picks, make sure to give your personal Sales Engineer a call at (800) 222-4700.
