Snarling Dogs Brain TNSDB351 1.14 Guitar Picks, 12-Piece, Collectible Tin, Orange Nylon, 0 1.14mm

Guitar picks are very personal choices. I really like the rough texture, it gives a great grip. My go to picks! I’ve bought so many I’m almost embarrassed……….. Almost !

I used these for years, but read reviews saying they changed the formula and the newer picks are not as good. I was down to my last few picks from a 12-pack I bought many years ago, and wondered how bad could the new picks be? I'm glad I decided to try them again! The grip area seems more defined, making them easier to hold. No signs of wear yet on a pick I used almost every day for the past month. Sound is great, with good control. And, they were still shipped in the small metal case. I do a mix of strumming and lead, like to really dig in at times and other times play softly. This pick lets me do it all and helps me add dynamics to my solos. I use the 1.14 mm orange style, will never go back to the thinner picks I used to use. And it's hard to lose one with that bright color. They last a LONG time.

These are my favorite picks for electric. I tend to use thinner brain picks for acoustic but still use these sometimes

The orange Snarling Dogs Brain pick is is the ONLY pick I use. They have a rough grip that allows you to keep hold of your pick. The other end is smooth and makes playing a breeze. Had someone the other day hand me a guitar and wanted me to join in pickin' and singin'. I didn't have my orange Brain picks with me, they said, "Oh, here is a pick you will just love, it is a Blue Chip." I know, I know, Blue Chips are supposed to be the best (if the $$ price $$ equals quality); however, right in the middle of the song the Blue Chip flew right out of my fingers. That has never happened with my Snarling Dogs Brain Picks. I used to buy Brain Picks at the music store for $1.50 each pick (no fancy tin) . First time I found them on Amazon Nov. 2011 they were $4.19-no shipping. I bought 2 dozen and should have purchased 10 dozen. When I let someone borrow my pick then they ask to keep it, so I have to keep a good supply. I Love the tin container, too. So handy to keep it in my guitar case. On July 17, 2013, I paid $6.57 for 12 Piece, Collectible Tin.

I have used these pics for about 10 years now and I love them great feel and grip Cheaper than guitar center and with the collectors tin You don’t lose your pics, 1.14 are great for if your into speed metal and pivot licks and Sweeping these pics are the best,Also great for individual picking on an acoustic guitar

To each his or her own. My favorite pick is this one.

Make a black one with 1.35 thickness and a jazz tip and you get 5 stars. Pay attention to the material and shape of the pick below.. My preferred pick is the Dunlop Jim Root, but it has no grip. Otherwise, the Jim Root has the perfect shape and nylon consistency.

Sick of dropping your pick, only to watch as it teleports to another plane of existence? Tired of buying new clothes dryers because they keep getting clogged with picks? Are you fed up with trips to the hospital to get your hand surgically removed from the soundhole on your acoustic? Well friend, you have come to the right place! I believe Snarling Dogs Brain Picks are made by dark elves and Tolkeineske dwarves deep underground in gem-encrusted, crystal-lined caves, from the finest dragon-hide in all of Asgard. Upon opening the Snarling Dog tin, (which can be used later to keep your ... uh ... favorite spices and other things of significant value that fit in a cool looking little tin... ) and remove one of these plectrums of increased shredding, it will make a permanent and lasting bond with your soul and a solid electromechanical weld with your fingers, making them impossible to drop, until you ask it to, in auld Norse. Seriously... You will never go back. Once you use a Snarling Dogs Brain Guitar Pick, all others will seem weak and inferior by comparison. You will be permanently ruined for all other picks and you will inevitably become a pick snob, but it is so totally worth it.