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Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2025
I got these picks for my neighbor who is a guitar player who suffers from a neurological condition that can make holding a guitar pick challenging. I though that since these picks are so much larger, they might be easier to hold. They work OK, but the real star of the show was the rubbery fingertip grips that give her a stronger grip on whichever pick she's using.All that said, the light up effect is pretty neat. I could definitely see them looking really cool in a dark night club.
Amanda Fredrickson
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2025
Exactly as expected
Juan Carlos Mora
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2025
They work really good!
Cat Martin
Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2024
He has been playing electric guitar for around 20 years now as he started when he was quite young. He has played with friends, but he actually plays as a way to calm himself, to carve out some "me" time for himself (he is a dad of 3 kids) and just for the love of playing. He's darn good, too. I've always been amazed that he didn't try to at least get on a list of back-up players for local bands or recording studios - just to make a few extra dollars and to feel that his expertice as a guitar player is validated. But that's why I got these for him - that maybe he might feel cool playing with light up picks! He said he likes them and then told me it would take a minute to get used to them as I had also given him a beautiful set of wood picks that weren't just flat, but have some built up areas that are supposed to help with holdling them. See, I play the hammered dulcimer and it took me some time to find the pair of hammers that work best for me and how I hold them and that's why I do get my son picks - I can't afford to buy him a guitar! He has some very fine guitars he worked hard for and bought for himself. But picks are a part of how you play and I'm hoping offering him a gift of different picks will also help him find the one that he likes the best - maybe it will be one of these!
C. Harris
Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2024
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Gunmetalpoetry
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2024
The reactive LEDs on these picks are very impressive and looks super cool when you play they. They have three thicknesses (one on each corner) to choose from on each pick. I really had no issues playing my usual sample songs; Layla (acoustic) for strumming and leads, and Thunderstruck for fast picking. I am absolutely going to be using these picks until they die. I do wish there was a way to replace or recharge the batteries when that happens, but they'll probably last quite a long time as long as they're not jostled too much in transport.
J
Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2024
Every pick that is anything more than a flat bit of nylon/delrin/tortex/ultex/etc I have ever tried has been 100% gimmick, 0% usable.These were too interesting to pass up tho, given that reactive light up picks is definitely not something I have seen before.So, these have 2 LR44s, the LEDs, and the electronic bits that make it work encased in a thick triangle with a sort of "blade" around the edge, which does approximate the usual .73 to 1.14 mm thickness of standard picks, and it acts like a material that is appropriate for dragging across metal strings repeatedly.The effect of having the pick flash light with what you are playing is actually insanely cool, and I will likely work in excuses to use them for this reason. They are light years ahead of other "gimmick" picks in that they are actually usable, best for strummed rhythms, but not completely out of the question for some melodic single notes action.That said, I could not use these for my daily use, woodshed/rehearse type picks, nor could I use them for even mildly intricate and/or fast leads.But do keep in mind - the fact that they are usable at all is a minor miracle and puts them head and shoulders above any other gimmick pick I have seen.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2024
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