metropolis_4
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I love the feel and control of a Jazz III style pick, but I don't like the tone or attack as well as a medium celluloid...
I love the tone and attack of a medium celluloid style pick, but I don't like the feel or control as well as a Jazz III...
I wish there was a middle ground... but I'm not sure it's physically possible. I want the control and feel of a Jazz III with the tone and attack of a medium celluloid. The problem is, the thinness, big size, and flexibility is what gives the celluloid the attack and tone I love, but it's also what makes it feel loose and clumsy. the thickness, small size, and rigidity of the Jazz III is what gives it the feel and control I love, but it's also what destroys the tone and attack for me.
Right now, I keep a stash of both in my case, and switch back and forth through the gig depending on the song...
Ah, first world problems
I love the tone and attack of a medium celluloid style pick, but I don't like the feel or control as well as a Jazz III...
I wish there was a middle ground... but I'm not sure it's physically possible. I want the control and feel of a Jazz III with the tone and attack of a medium celluloid. The problem is, the thinness, big size, and flexibility is what gives the celluloid the attack and tone I love, but it's also what makes it feel loose and clumsy. the thickness, small size, and rigidity of the Jazz III is what gives it the feel and control I love, but it's also what destroys the tone and attack for me.
Right now, I keep a stash of both in my case, and switch back and forth through the gig depending on the song...
Ah, first world problems