Paul Gilbert guitar picks for sale

This amazing guitarplayer from Racer X and Mr. Big plays Ibanez guitars and has developed guitar picks which are available to the public! You want to go fast? These picks can do the job!

Offcourse it takes a whole lot more to become a great guitar player like Paul Gilbert, but wouldn't it be fantastic to practice one of his songs with these picks? At the bottom you will find an instruction video to start with some picking techniques from Paul Gilbert right away.

Paul Gilbert Guitar Picks For Sale

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What is your favorite Race X song? 17th Moon, Gone too far, Sunlit nights or instrumentals like Scarified, Technical Difficulties or Frenzy? Man this is guy wrote so many good stuff, it's hard to pick one!


Here is link to a video where Paul is discussing pick mechanics. It's always cool to see someone go completely crazy in these kind of instructional videos. Watch him explain what choices he made and how he developed his picking skills.

Learn all about fast picking, hammer-ons and how to position the pick in your hand to get the best results while studying his techniques. It's about 7.30 min of fun and racer-fast guitar licks, what more do you want?


Can you see yourself playing Frenzy after hours and hours of practicing the licks? Have fun and enjoy these special guitar picks.


For all available dvd's, albums and more click here to visit Amazon.com and select the one you don't have yet.


Check out www.paulgilbert.com to find out when Paul will be playing a show near you so you can see him do his crazy fast stuff live. 

cheap WOODSTOCK Guitar Picks

You can play like The Who, Jimmy Hendrix, CCR or Janis Joplin just like you were there. For those who where there and who also play guitar, these WOODSTOCK picks are fun to have. Good quality guitar picks from Planet Waves with different images that will remind you of those days.

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With a guitar pick you can get a sharper and clearer sound form your guitar. Next to the material of the pick it's also important how it makes you play. And when you feel like going back in time and play along with your favorite musicians form the sixties, you will need something that reminds you of one of the greatest moments in music history, Woodstock has become known as the celebration of peace, love and music. Planet Waves celebtrates this historic event with the officially licensed Woodstock Pick Collection. These picks infuse the sound, style and atmosphere that still lives on today.

Remember who played at Woodstock in 1969? Click here for the line up and more info and videos.

You can buy these picks anywhere online and at Amazon.com you can also read the reviews.
This is what customers say about these picks:

The artwork was great and the material was sturdy.
.......kudos to Planet Waves for a wonderful product.
......beyond their commemorative value, these are really nice picks, weighted just right and unbreakable.....
I would recommend these for any guitar player especially if he/she loves the 60's stuff!

Here is a link for recommended reading and other stuff you can buy at Amazon.com related to Woodstock.

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This guitar pick has been used by top musicians for years. Great feel and fantastic Dunlop Quality!

Find a list of reasons to buy this guitar pick at the bottom.

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Guitar picks vary in thickness to accommodate different playing styles and kinds of strings. Thinner plectra are more flexible and tend to offer a wider range of sounds, from soft to loud, and produce a "click" that emphasizes the attack of the picking. However, some argue that heavier picks produce a brighter tone.

In rock and heavy metal music, while playing electric guitar with hi-gain amplification or distortion, thinner picks produce muddier, heavier, less controllable sound and thicker picks produce more delicate, more controlled and well-shaped tone. Thinner picks also tend to rip or tear more often if used too forcefully, whereas a thicker one is less likely to wear down. Thicker picks are generally used in more discrete genres, such as heavy metal or power metal. However, there are many exceptions to these stereotypes, especially as there is an element of guitarist preference involved in selecting pick thickness.

Many death metal musicians only use picks thicker than 1.5mm, because it allows more control over heavy gauge strings. Thinner picks tend to give less attack and do not give as much control when doing fast tremolo picking. Also, they tend to wear much faster when used with heavier gauge strings.

 Jazz guitar players tend to use quite heavy picks, as they also tend to favor heavy gauge flat-wound strings. Bass players tend to prefer thick picks because their strings are far thicker and farther apart than those of guitarists.

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Why People Use This Pick:

Heavy Duty Pick

Good Grip
Stays In Shape
Great For Solo
Right Angles
Textured Surface
Make You Play Better

Standard Planet Waves Guitar Picks

Great guitar picks for beginners because they are easy to play with. Firm enough to learn how to play the right way and because of the many different colours you won't loose them that easy!

For experienced players it's always nice to have an extra set available in your guitar case. When you loose a pick on stage you need a replacement fast! Nice colours won't help you much in the dark, so stick these to your microphone stand and you will look good at the same time!

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These standard guitar picks are available in a wide variety of thicknesses, shapes, and colors, and provide a natural feel and warm, fat tone.

When it comes to playing a guitar, nothing but the best will do. That's why Planet Waves Medium Standard Guitar Picks are the right choice. They are the right tool for the job, which is producing awesome music. Stylish in pearlized colors, these medium guitar picks are the most popular picks out there today. Not too thin and not too heavy, they are just right for every guitar-playing style.

It does not matter if this pick will be used by someone who is six-years old or sixty-years old, the Planet Waves Standard guitar pick will be just what the doctor ordered. The pearl finish is attractive enough for kids to want to use, thick enough not to snap when used on electric guitars, and thin enough not to muddle the sound of the strings.

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A medium guitar pick is 0.73–0.81 mm or 0.028–0.031 inches thick. When playing rock or heavier music, or while playing electric guitar with hi-gain amplification or distortion, thinner picks produce muddier, less precise, less controlled sound while thicker picks produce more specific, more controlled and well-shaped tone. Thinner picks also tend to rip or tear more often if used too forcefully, whereas a thicker one is less likely to wear down. Thicker picks are generally used in more discrete genres, such as heavy metal or power metal.