Ernie Ball Everlast Guitar Picks .88mm Green 12-Pack Reviews
The Ernie Ball Everlast guitar picks are quality Delrin picks that sit comfortably between the fingers and provide stellar attack and response to your strings — acoustic or electric. Delrin is a synthetic material known for its incredible durability and natural tone, a favorite among guitarists in many genres. Cut to a classic rounded triangle, this pick can be played on its tip or tilted to the side for a more rounded edge, providing a slightly different tone — and a versatility guitarists here at Sweetwater really appreciate.
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A little more perfect
I've been using a green Tortex since 1988. I've tried many other picks and I always end up back with my green Tortex. I tried this Ernie Ball pick because it's fluorescent yellow. I lost most of my vision at a fairly early age and if I drop most picks I can never find them. I can literally walk across my floor and feel guitar picks stick to the bottom of my foot and hear it clacking against the tile floor but I look down and I can't find it because I'm legally blind. I can usually find a green Tortex because they stand out, but this fluorescent yellow really jumps out at my eyes. The raised lettering adds a little bit of grip. If Ernie Ball really wants to steal the game then they need to stamp some texturing on this pic for a few cents more. As it is I just take my pocket knife and score some hash marks across the pick to give me grip. After tens of thousands of hours of playing with a green tortoise I would say this is a really good match but with a little more grip and better brighter color for my blind eyes.
Easy to Grip and Excellent Tone!
I'm having no problem holding onto these Delrin picks by Ernie Ball... and they are very comfortable and give the best tone I've heard yet from my Stratocaster. I'm going to try some lighter gauges for strumming and lead applications, but will absolutely be my new go-to pick. Thanks, Sweetwater!
Everlast Picks Rock
Love the fact that they're Delrin but with a matte finish. Kind of feel like Tortex picks only they aren't Tortex. Great snappy tone, great release, and they're a little stiffer than most picks in the same gauge which for me is great. I like tightness yet I like control, and I also like a bright tone all at the same time. The way these release also somehow reduces what little fret buzz I do get on my guitars. So overall, these pretty much hit the nail on the head for what I look for in a pick. Love the neon color too
Easy Grip
I find that this guitar pick does exactly what Ernie Ball claims. It is well made, easy to hang onto, comfortable and gives great sonic tone. Like most of us, I too have a drawer full of different sizes and brands of guitar picks. I find that this pick is the right one for me.
Feels a little soft
Pros: Great matte feel, pretty good grip, cool color.
Cons: Side by side with a tortex of equal thickness, it feels pretty soft. It is less slick in hand, but it seems to lack some snap. For certain styles that could be fine but for more aggressive playing styles it's feels a little soft on the attack.
Not great...
These picks were subpar, I love Ernie Ball strings, but their picks are not up to snuff. They were very flimsy, and way too expensive, if I knew what I was getting I wouldn't have paid
