D'Addario Classic Pearl Celluloid Gauge Assortment, 25 Pack

I'm an intermediate getting back into playing the guitar after a several year hiatus and these picks are doing their job just fine.

It is a nice variety of picks. You will find at least one that fits your style of play.

These D'Addario assorted pearl celluloid guitar picks are very nice quality. They are pretty too! Our daughter is going to begin learning the guitar soon and she looks forward to trying the different types. It will be fun learning how the different thicknesses affect sound and comfort.

I like the variety pack with different designs and different colors. They come with different thickness. No rough edges and feels good between your fingers. The variety pack I got comes in three different colors. Red, silver and green.I see it retails for around eight dollars. Sounds reasonable for a 25 pack. I would recommend

I definitely enjoy the variety pack with different colors and designs as well as different gauges and thickness. This gives you the ability to decide what flexibility works best to create the sound that works best for your ideas when making music. I like that it comes in a pack of twenty five as I seem to loose them faster then I can purchase them. I like the smoothness of their feel and are very comfortable to handle.

its nice to have a good selection of picks as you might change flexibility while playing different styles or guitars. we loved these on the acoustic. they had the perfect feel for us. flexed just right and easy to handle. you get a softer flex, medium type flex and a firmer pick in this assortment of 25. I always need more as they get lost and I end up vacuuming them up. I wont run out for some time with this pack. the color coding makes it super easy to spot your pick you want to grab. I would recommend these to keep on hand, they just do the job and feel good in your fingers. I should note, we are both just home guitar players, not in a band or anything serious. we play for fun and amusement. we play both electric and acoustic. we did buy a loop track player to go with the electric ones, if that helps you gauge our experience and commitment of 30 years messing around with guitars.

The pack of guitar picks come in about 3 different colors in my pack at least. They are pretty sturdy for learning to play the guitar or similar type instrument. Its the standard size pick and very sturdy so far. My daughter is trying to feel out her small guitar, so these wete perfect for that. I am sure that the picks would work for any skill level. The colors ate fun for kids. The pack has 25 so if you misplace them its no big deal. The size is basic do adult or kids can use them.

I have to be honest that I don't know anything about guitar picks, but my husband Jack does. He plays a guitar among other instruments. He liked the picks and especially the different sizes. I has no idea that he used different picks with different guitars. From what I understand he was pleased with them. He had other picks and tried to explain the difference. However, it went in one ear and out the other. All in all he was pleased with the picks, and I was pleased with the price.

These D'Addario Pearl Celluloid picks were shinier decades ago but having 3 different thickness of picks in this package keeps me from sending it back. Shiny they are but a tad different from a few decades ago when I bought them then also. I can't remember the price back then but I would buy these again.

I thought that it would be a little I would recommend these pics they have all different links at the end of the pics the red ones are 0.70 mm, the white ones are 50 mm, black ones are 1.00 mm Hicks are flexible very durable the designs are pretty cool multiple colors just white black and red other real good grip with them between your fingers.