PICKBOY felt pick for ukulele
This ukulele pick has a rubber pick covered with felt to prevent damage to the ukulele strings.
The felt material creates a soft touch to the strings, allowing you to enjoy the round, warm sound typical of a ukulele.
[Felt pick that combines wool, rayon, and PVC]
The felt part is made from a combination of wool, rayon, and reinforcing resin (PVC). It has both softness and shape retention, and provides the gentle feel that only felt can provide.
Suitable for ukulele players who want a softer touch and a rounder, warmer sound than regular picks.
[Choose from triangle or teardrop]
triangle
The shape makes it easy to hold a wide area with your fingers. Suitable for those who are looking for a stable grip for cord strokes.
teardrop
The shape fits easily on your fingertips and makes it easy to be aware of the position of the tip of the pick. Recommended for those who want to control how they hit the strings.
[Choose from Soft or Heavy]
Soft
For those who want a softer touch and enjoy the supple playing feel that is unique to felt picks.
Heavy
For those who want a firmer playing feel than soft. Suitable for those who want to play with a stable pick.
If you value a soft touch, choose Soft, and if you want a firmer response, choose Heavy. Furthermore, if you value ease of holding, the triangle shape is the best choice, and if you value tip control, the teardrop shape is the best choice.
[Recommended for these ukulele players]
- Those looking for a pick that is gentle on ukulele strings
- Those looking for a round, warm ukulele-like sound
- Those who want to play with the soft touch unique to felt
- Those who play the ukulele with a focus on chord strokes
- Those who want to choose between triangle and teardrop comfort
- Those who want to choose their favorite playing feel from Soft and Heavy
Product specifications
Product name: Felt pick for ukulele
Number of sheets: 5 sheets set
Shape: Triangle/Teardrop
Gauge: Soft/Heavy
Material: Wool / Rayon / P.V.C
Usage: For ukulele
Country of origin: Japan
Regarding differences in pick shape, material, and thickness,PICKBOY “Complete Guide to Choosing a Guitar Pick”Please also see.
