ProPik Resonator Fingerpick medium front
ProPik Resonator Fingerpick medium side
ProPik Resonator Fingerpick medium back
ProPik Resonator Fingerpick medium split wrap front
ProPik Resonator Fingerpick medium split wrap side
ProPik Resonator Fingerpick medium split wrap back
ProPik Resonator Fingerpick large split wrap front
ProPik Resonator Fingerpick large split wrap side
ProPik Resonator Fingerpick large split wrap back

ProPik® Resonator Fingerpicks

Regular price$7.00
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per pick

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What sets Reso finger picks apart from the ones that you currently use is Reso's angled blade. Made for the technical demands of steel and resophonic guitar playing, this angled blade pick lets you hit the strings more efficiently without contorting your hand or fingers. Increase tone, speed, and volume with Reso guitar picks.

Price is per pick.

DETAILS

  • Gauge: .025"
  • Made in USA

Fingerpicks

ProPik fingerpicks are designed to be completely adjustable, so it is one size fits all. We also offer a Small & Medium line of picks, specifically designed for players with smaller hands.

Thumbpicks

When it comes to thumbpicks, most players will use medium or large thumbpicks, depending on the size of their hands and again, these are adjustable to you and your style. Many average size players even prefer using Large thumb picks and adjusting them down.

ProPik fingerpick size guide

Nickel

Nickel is the most popular choice and is close to the brightness of stainless steel, but just a hair warmer. Many people prefer nickel because they are more adjustable than steel, which by its nature is much harder to adjust.

Brass

Brass is the warmest of the 3 metal choices.

Stainless Steel

The brightest of the three metals offered (stainless steel, nickel, brass). Due to the way they are manufactured and buffed to a high sheen, there is also less drag on the string, thus producing less pick noise and accents the brightness further.

Blade Type

#1 blades are the most narrow and #3 blades are the widest. The #1 and #2 blades are the most popular, with the #2 being a hair more popular.

Blade Angle

Over the years, players have made all kinds of alterations to their picks (and their technique) to make them work better. Angled blades allow you to hit the strings squarely with minimized finger movement, so you get a boost of tone, speed, volume, and reduced pick noise.

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