Gravity Picks Stealth - Standard, 2mm, Polished Reviews
If you have trouble keeping your grip on a pick, the Gravity Stealth may be for you. This guitar/bass pick has a larger surface area than the standard teardrop design and is nearly an equilateral triangle, so even if you do fumble during a critical passage, you can easily find another point to play with. The Stealth's thick, hand-polished cast acrylic grips fingers and glides easily across strings; its 80-degree beveled edge lends fullness to chord strums and adds speed to lead playing. Gravity Stealth picks are 100% made in America by a small team of builders for quality and pick life you can trust. Several of our Sweetwater guitarists are already converts! Don't neglect this oft-overlooked part of your signal path - experience Gravity Guitar Picks today.
While this isn't an item we normally stock, we can still get it to you as fast as possible due to our great relationship with Gravity Picks. Go ahead and place your order and we'll follow up shortly to let you know when to expect it.
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Highest Rated Reviews
Stelth mini2mm
I really am starting to love these picks I've had em for about a month and I dont use my jazz 3's any more. They were my all time favorite for a while, they introduced me to a new way of picking, and introduced me to a pick that delivers very controllable tone. Now I notice( after playing the gravity picks) the jazz3 sounds more like plastic, the Gravity picks give a more PURE tone. They are worth trying... A REAL change in tone begins with strings and picks(and these are the cheapest parts to try out different combinations. I also notice that by changing the tension of the strings give different tones on the same guitar.
