Fender picks offer comfort and great flexibility. With this selection of picks, every player can try out all the shapes and decide which one suits them best. The pack of 8 contains picks in the following shapes: 346, 347, 351, 354, 355, 358, 451, 551.
Shapes:
346: Large rounded triangular picks
347: Oval-shaped picks, slightly smaller than traditional Fender picks
351: Traditional 351 shape, the most popular pick design for almost any style or technique
354: Similar to the 347 shape, but slightly slimmer and narrower
355: Fender’s largest triangular pick
358: A slightly narrower version of the classic 351 design, ideal for jazz
451: Exactly the same shape as the 351, but smaller
551: Slightly wider than the 451 shape
Manufacturer information
Fender Musical Instruments Corporation (FMIC) Cessna Circle 311 CA 92878 Corona USA contactemea@fender.com www.fender.com EU economic operator Fender (EDC) B.V. Transpolispark, Siriusdreef 17-27 2132 WT Hoofddorp Netherlands contactemea@fender.com www.fender.com
Well I bought these to try them out. Obviously some are for differnt instruments, Bass, etc . So I liked the quite flexible celluliod material, classic old plastic with some flexibility and gives somewhat when strumming / picking hard. But also great for detailed picking too. A good tester pack
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