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psikes - Posted - 02/16/2022: 11:00:13
I suppose if you had thumbs the size of a 6 year old kid these might be okay. I ordered some just to try them out and the one that I could even get on my thumb sounded pretty good but I could not keep it on for very long due to the pain. I am going to try the hot water technique on one of them to see if they can be made to fit. Even if that works I doubt that I will keep them because the blades are so short. Luckily the seller offered to give me store credit on them for my next order. Strings By Mail seems to be a really good outfit and they had the best price on the EJ42 strings. So, buyer beware on these picks!
Phil
MarkinSonoma - Posted - 02/16/2022: 13:31:37
I didn't know that Tusq made thumbpicks.
We don't really need yet another thumbpick thread about everyone's favorites, but since I began using BlueChip picks 10 years ago I pretty much stopped thinking about other thumbpicks.
psikes - Posted - 02/16/2022: 13:38:23
I do understand Mark, I just wanted to see if they were worth having around. I totally agree on the Blue Chip thumpicks, none better for me.
