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What our customer's say!

"Musicians friend pick", I thnk it's a pretty good product. It doesn't look exactly like the pictures shown. It has a black pearl effect and on one side a big silver "Musicians Friend" logo that can be very easily scraped off if undesired. All in all good value.

"Watch out for the shipping charges", Thought I paid a little more attention. Bought this item at the same time as some other items. Wasn't paying complete attention (my fault) but ended up paying an additional $4 for shipping... for the $2 picks.
Price should be listed as $6, not $2. Ordered on a Saturday, too late to cancel by Sunday, it said had been shipped even though the confirmation shipping email said shipped on Monday.
Kind of a ripoff...


"Regular Guitar Picks, Cool Design", The picks work fine, they're just your average guitar picks. The design is cool, looks holographic. Shipping is quite high, however, if you plan to buy these picks without another product from the same merchant.

"Item different than pictured", I bought a dozen of these off amazon last week (jan 20) and when they arrived, they are different than the ones pictured.

Although the picks are black, they are patterned randomly with silver/grey wavy lines (as if reflective paper were crinkled up, and then sealed/pressed into the outline of a pick).
Additionally, the picks have "Musician's Friend" labeled in silver on one side.
From a distance in the right light, they do look very dark/black.

They perform well though, and they were definitely cheap...
Just be sure you know what you're buying.

"Items I ordered", I ordered multiple items. They arrived in a timely manner and were in good condition. Very reasonable.

Read this reviews before You buy...

"Good Product, Bad Customer Service", Contrary to the vendor's arrival date, one of my items have been placed on backorder for nearly a month. I was not notified about the change and only found out when I inquired by phone. The customer representative did not apologize for the company and did not offer any form of resolution for the inconvenience. The first product arrived in good shape and on-time, but I am dissatisfied with the customer service when a mistake is made.

"Awesome sound maker", My son really likes the way the picks make his guitar sing.

"Necesarias y listo", Si necesitas un juego de uñas BBB, compra este articulo. Nada en particular con el mismo, las compre por necesidad y bueno sin distinciones, color o forma en particular.

"Great buy - Excellent quality and good price", As a relative beginner to playing the guitar, I can say these are great picks for the price. You really can't beat the price and quality. I have had no problem using them for casual guitar use/practice.

However when ordering this item on amazon you are not given the option for choosing the thickeness of the pick. When ordering this same item on other websites you are given the option to choose either, "heavy, medium, light" picks, but here on amazon when I ordered I received "medium" thickness picks. For the casual guitarist I think this isn't an issue at all. For serious guitarists I think they would want to specify the thickness.

"Highly flammable! Hours of enjoyment!", Celluloid guitar picks burn like the dickens. It's totally cool: Just hold a lighter to 'em and they go up in a flash! Be careful NOT to hold them with your fingers, though, because fire is very hot and it will BURN you. Just remember "FIRE BAD!" and you won't go too far wrong.

If you're looking for picks to play guitar with, celluloid is worthless. They're fragile, and the surface is far too slick if your hands sweat at all. Try Tortex or Delrins. Tortex is the business, in my experience.

WARNING! From the picture above, you might get the notion that these picks are about three inches by two. That is incorrect; the picture is not to scale. They are in fact eighteen inches on the long axis, and twelve across the shoulders. That is the regulation size for guitar picks used by trained professionals. If some huckster in a music store tries to sell you those tiny little toy picks hardly bigger than your thumb, punch him out, then come back the next night and torch the store. You have to take a firm line with these people or they won't take you seriously. In the music business, respect is earned.

You will have noticed, from the other reviews, that most musicians have IQs in the low-single-digit range. YOU are superior to them. YOU can bend them to your will by the force of your magnetic personality. They are mere PUTTY in YOUR GRASP. YOU ARE BORN TO COMMAND. Don't let me down here, chum.

Another reviewer recommends using these with "Apple's Garage Band software". I should note that every one of the guitar picks mentioned in this review is fully compatible with all major operating systems except for CPM/80 and the old Incompatible Time-Sharing System from MIT, except for the Delrins, which create a sort of Tesla-coil effect when used with one's-complement integer systems. But you don't run into those very often these days so it's not a big issue. Besides, it looks cool.