Clayton Ultem Rounded Triangle Guitar Picks
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A pick with winning feel and sound.
Ultem closely resembles real tortoiseshell in sound, feel, and color, but unlike tortoiseshell these guitar picks will not fracture. This space-age material produces a clean, crisp tone with limited flex. Emblazoned with the Clayton eagle logo in white epoxy.
Features
- Tortoiseshell sound, feel, and color
- Will not fracture
- Clean, crisp tone
A peerless pretend plastron plectrum for passionate picking. Order now.
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Comments about Clayton Ultem Rounded Triangle Guitar Picks:
I just play three chords in Bluegrass rhythm, but the triangular Claytons are picks I can hold easily that come in enough sizes to let you experiement a good bit, and they last a good long time. I have to say I've been really satisfied with various Claytons over several years... If you do something to the middle of them, like making lines or a little hole with a knife to improve your "grip," they're really cool!
Comments about Clayton Ultem Rounded Triangle Guitar Picks:
It's worth every penny.
This pick is was it stated, strongest in the market.
Clayton has done it again. With this shell shape it provides easy picking action and lots of hand control of it's size, a very comfortable pick.
This is mostly recomended to heavy hitters with heavy gauge strings.
Still haven't broke or crack on me. It only has scrape marks from all that playing.
Oh and for those that is slipping some how, just put gloss nail polish on the back of it. Do any design you want. It provides a extra grip, black works best
Comments about Clayton Ultem Rounded Triangle Guitar Picks:
I've been using one of these for the past few months works great for electric and bass at .72mm. It won't shatter even after aggressive bass playing. I really dig the shape after getting used to it but that's person preference I'd guess. I have dozens of different picks but I always seem to be playing some type of clayton pick. The only down side is the price but unless you lose then left and right it shouldn't be an issue.
Comments about Clayton Ultem Rounded Triangle Guitar Picks:
OK, This Ultem is the strongest material I've seen in Studio. My brother plays acoustic and swears by the thinner gauges, (.45 & .56) but my roommate who jams Bass likes the 1.07. He tried the 1.20, but said he liked the faintest flex, which the more Heavy gauge didn't like to do.Stronger even than the Clayton Signature Black Ravens. A Favorite.
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