what sizes/gauges of picks are in this package? (since I can't answer my own question on amazon, I'll add it here) Dura Picks: Extra Thin .50mm, Thin .60m), Thin/Medium .73mm, Medium .88mm, Medium/Heavy 1mm &amp; Heavy 1.14mm. Celluloid were advertized as...
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12 pics, various colors, 1 inch X 1 1/4 inch, 1 - light, 4 - mediums, 1- .50 mm, 1 - .60 mm, 1- .73 mm, 1 - 88 mm, 1 - 1.00 mm, 14 - 1.14 mm - Hope this helps.
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Sizes: Small (children, petite women), medium (women, smaller men), large (average to large men), or extra large (very big fingers, thumbs).I got it off of the other sized finger picks.
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Each pencil use different sizes.. 03mm,. 05mmand. 07mm. They each have a selector for different shades ie hb, b.
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2 inch tooth picks are the large ones. The small ones are for the keychain sized knives.
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It's been so long ago that I don't remember, but picks are pretty inexpensive in the first place. You get a much better price and deal going to Guitar Center than buying them thru Amazon. I like Amazon a lot, but a lot of their stuff is way overpriced. I can buy a 24 count case of Ramen noodles @ HEB here in Texas for $4.08, yet Amazon sells them for $16.22. Facts are facts. Just trying to help, I'm on disability so I am all about getting the most for every dollar spent, so hope that helps !
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Depends on thickness of the pick. I've got different thickness and have a few of these for each guitar. The really thin ones I've got 10-12 and then for the thicker picks it holds about 5-7. This is a great product especially for the price.
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It is an easy answer. There are six packages. Each package has 40 picks. There is also a plastic carrying case that holds three (3) strips of five (5) picks.
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There are 40 individual picks in each package; so, 6 packages would be a total of 240 picks -- I do know that ordering from Amazon beats the smaller packages in the local stores -- hope this helps.
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I just measured some, and I got an ID of 0.11-0.12" or 2.75-2.9 mm. The stuff is not high-precision and is somewhat flexible, so these numbers are a bit rough.
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No, I actually still had the original package the picks came in and I checked it but, there is no indication as to what kind of stainless it is. Just curious what difference does it make?
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Rich: I don't have my packaging anymore but it did list all the calibers it did support. I suggest you go to Butler Creek web site and look at the detail about the product. The key to the whole thing was the thickness of the magazine. the website on the magazine is www.maglula.com hope this helps
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I'm a new guitarist and I am unsure of all of the different pick sizes, so I really am not sure
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I'm getting really confused over this matter. Some people say its 58mm, some say 67mm. I would really appreciate if someone really help us out on this issue. Thanks
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These are much more like the Delrin picks you can get from Clayton. I really love the Dunlop .73 (yellow) because they hold up well and give me the right amount of physical feedback from the strings, so when I ordered some custom picks for my band from Clayton I got the yellow Delrin and the main difference I noticed was that the Delrin felt a little thinner / more pliant than the Dunlop. I've found that Tortex/Delrin stays in my hand a lot better than acetal picks as well
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These are the pro/contractor packs from my understanding. Basic, bulk, no frills packaging for heavy users. So far they seem to have a life span the same as other Duracells in my experience. I have no idea what you might have received, but the units that I got were fine.Here is a link that describes them.http://professional.duracell.com/en/procellHope this helps.
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Well, I actually don't know of any that have a size marking, mine were all the same size upon opening which were all too large. I took pliers, since they are a steel too difficult to bend by hand, and placed the picks on my fingers and then used the pliers to bend them around to a fit which worked extremely well. Once in awhile I will redo this after a lot of use, but even that is hardly necessary, once you have them fit it almost feels have if they are custom made for you. I can fling my hand loosely as hard as I want and they stay on and are also comfortable as well. - Matt M.
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I purchased this in December it came with everything on the picture. I don't remember if picks were included might of but not certain.