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== Brands ==
[http://www.jimdunlop.com/ Jim Dunlop] is the biggest name I know of in for picks. [http://www.fender.com/accessories/picks/ Fender] and other guitar manufacturers make picks, as well as no-name companies whose picks are simply rebranded. Fender picks aren't bad (they are certainly pretty!), but I'd stay away from anything else. Picks are relatively inexpensive and are used as a promotional tool rather than a serious product. This is why I like Dunlop and other brands below dedicated to selling picks - they survive by making quality picks, not trying to rope you into buying something else. That said, new companies can always appear, ; and there are several boutique vendors that use stones or and gems for ultra-durable, high-price picks. Companies like Winspear have recently emerged selling extra-thick (and expensive) picks, boasting better tone and ease of picking through each string.
* [http://www.jimdunlop.com/products/guitar-picks Dunlop]
* [http://www.v-picks.com/ V-Picks]
* [http://www.redbeartrading.com/ Red Bear Trading]
* [http://www.winspearpicks.com/ Winspear]
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