Gibson Standard Gibson Guitar Pick Plectrum - Variety 8 Pack - Two Of Each Gauge - UK Seller

Please select the number of Variety Eight Packs you require from the quantity box.

All the information you need about these brilliant picks:

Two of Each Gauge - 2 x : 0.46mm / 0.71mm / 0.81mm / 0.96mm
Two of each size to get a taste of which pick can do what for you.
You may prefer a larger pick, or be surprised by the functionality of the thinner picks.
By choosing this variety taster pack, you get two of each.
Two of each quality picks, to do some dangerously cool stuff on your guitar.
With you at the helm...

These Gibson Guitar Picks are top quality stuff.
They are made to an exacting standard, and each one is perfect, shiny, new, colourful, and made for making music.
They are all quality controlled, and are all exactly the same size, gauge, and thickness.
Each one is either 0.46mm, 0.71mm, 0.81mm or 0.96mm thick, and have no imperfections, no pits, no dents, no wobbles, no wibbles, (I am not sure if wibbles are a thing, but there are none of them!),
and they are made to be played fast, slow, or somewhere in-between.

Playing fast with the low gauge picks (0.46mm to 0.71mm) is so much easier than with a thicker, less flexible pick, and you really should have some of these in your pick collection.

The intermediate gauges (0.71mm to 0,81mm) are perfect for all round use, making it easy to strum away with, chuck out some muted hand chugging, or some shredding solos,
as the versatile picks are easy to use, all round special picks, and ones you really should have in your collection.

Finally, the 0.96mm picks are made to be played fast.
Really fast.
They can also do a great job at playing medium, or slow, should you prefer a stiffer, thicker pick to control your playing.
Playing fast with these picks is so much easier than with a thicker, less flexible pick, or indeed a thinner gauge,
and yes, you really should have some of these in your pick collection too.
Especially if you are on the "heavy handed" side of guitar playing.
The thicker picks will withstand your heavy playing style, and will not wear down quickly, like some other picks.

With this taster set, you get to try them all.
Lucky you!

Colours will be random, but we will make sure that you get one of each colour, where possible.
Imagine how lovely they would look in your pick case!

Pick the amount of picks you need, and they will be included in each order, each one a marbled effect, beautiful jewel-like guitar pick.
There are loads of colours in the range, and they are worth getting just to see how nice they all look up close.

These clever picks make strumming easy.
They are a large pick, and as such, they are perfect for making lovely, even, and effective strummage.
(Yes, strummage is a word. It means : The noise made by strumming.)
They make a lovely tone, and it is particularly effective on an acoustic guitar, but also produces a lovely even tone that lends itself to electric guitar too,
giving you another option for your soundscape.
(I am very pleased at getting a "soundscape" into this information page. Who wouldn't be?)
If you need a thinner, more nebulous (Ooft!) sound, then these are the picks to do that with.
They make playing fast, and evenly, easier, and can make your strumming a lot better, just by using the correct pick.

I love these picks, and they are one of my all time favourites.
They certainly make the Top 10, if not the Top 5, on my all time favourite pick listing.
(Who hasn't got a Top 10 favourite pick list? My wife says she hasn't - And I am the "odd" one, apparently!)

So do yourself a favour, and try out these bad boys today.
At this price, you can afford to try something new.
Or, if you already use these picks, then bag yourself some new ones, and pay less by choosing to shop with us.
The TEB Trading Company is a brand you can trust with your pick needs.
We use words like "strummage", "soundscape", "wibbles",and most pleasingly recently, "nebulous" - another highlight for me - so you know that things are done differently around here.
Not only are we expanding your word database - but we are expanding the English language in ways it probably doesn't want to be expanded.
We are also making paying for guitar picks a less painful experience, by keeping the price realistic,
and not the sky high price charged by many, and we are helping you through this "cost of living" thing.
So save your cash, and buy from us.

A few comments from actual pick deployment experts, or customers, as we usually call them... :
"Brilliant. I love them. I wouldn't buy elsewhere."
"One of my all time favourites, and I wouldn't buy them elsewhere now I know about this little known secret."
"Gibson picks are made to play fast, and easily.""
"Please can I have one in a different flavour, like ham?" Err...
"Stop playing around with your laptop, and come and help me hang up the washing!"
(Oh, that last one is not another comment, but my wife telling me that this product information session is over,
and I need to go and be useful somewhere else...)

• Series : Gibson
• Gauge : Variety - 4 Gauges
  
• Colour : Random - Around 14 Colours to collect.
  
• Made from : Celluloid
  
• Gauges Available : 0.46mm / 0.71mm / 0.81mm / 0.96mm
  
• Available in Pack Sizes : 1 / 2 / 3/ 6 / 12 / 20 & Variety Packs - 8 pack
  
• Bonus Factoid Before We Go For A Wee Lie Down : Tony D'Andrea was one of the first people to use celluloid to produce and sell guitar picks.
  In 1902 he came upon a side-walk sale offering some sheets of tortoise shell coloured cellulose nitrate plastic and dies,
  and eventually he would discover that the small pieces of celluloid he punched out with the dies were ideal for picking stringed instruments.
• List : Done
  
• Goodbye : Indeed... Goodbye. (I'll be hanging out the washing if you need me.)