Guitar Picks 32pcs,PPpanda Guitar Plectrums For Your Electric, Acoustic, or Bass Guitar 0.46 0.71 0.96 1.2mm

I'm new to the electric bass, and prefer to play with my fingers, but to get the attack and speed I'm looking for I've got to become comfortable with picking technique. Unsure of what thickness I was looking for, this assortment allows me to try a lot of everything. All advertised guages were present (.46, .58, .71, .84, .96, and 1.2mm) in a nice candy-colored and turtleshell style. A half dozen sizes to experiment with, well labeled and handsomely colored, with at least seven of each size. Packed in a nice protective tin, great for the student and a kind gift for those already playing. Excellent price too :)

Wow! Fantastic picks! Great price too! I love these! They come in three different thicknesses. So far, I find them to last really well. Love the variety of colors and neat little metal box to store them in.

Exactly as described and great quality

Good: Overall quality is what you expect from a pick. Noticed complaints about the thinnest but these are just as good as any .46 picks. Thin are great for learning to strum. Tin box is very sturdy and lid fits tight. I did receive 8 picks of each size, so size-wise, assortment is good.Bad: Smell is very strong, expect it to go away in a couple of day with box open. If it doesn't within a week I will update. Color assortment was lacking, see pic. I received 14 white picks including all .86mm being white. 12 gray, 7 dark blue, 5 green and 1 or 2 of some of other colors. No red, tortoise or brown. I did get 1 camouflage one though. A few less white and gray and I would have given 5 stars. Not overly disappointed but if you want 5 stars you need to earn them.Overall: Quality for the price is excellent. If I lose all of these, I would probably purchase this item again.

When I read the comments about the "smell" of these picks I guessed that these were gonna be some great picks. That "smell" is the smell of camphor. The same thing in Campho-Phenique, the stuff in the green bottle used for treating mosquito bites.Camphor is a main ingredient in real vintage style celluloid; the first true plastic ever invented. These picks are like picks from the 60's. If you are an old blues man, you will recognize this smell. It is the smell of that pick tray at your local music store when you were a kid.Great gauges, great quality, great colors, great service.....

I don't play guitar but these are cheap and work great for taking apart phones.

It is 48 miscellaneous guitar picks in a little metal tin. Very nice quality, neat colors, standard range of mm. I'll probably use these picks till I die just because it's such a large amount. I mean why would I need 48 picks? I really only need like 10 max but at that price how could I not buy them? I'll probably keep some in my car, my go-bag, idk my jeans? I can put em wherever I want, they're my picks. Anyway, I recommend them. The colors and mm is pretty random so you probably won't get every color/mm combination possible but it's whatever. There are more important things in life then guitar pick specifics.

Picks are run of the mill But the case is not good. The case lid has no catch such that it slides off with no effort. So I warn you now, hold it flat in your and by the bottom. If you turn it sideways the lid will fly off and your picks will be in the floor. If you grab it by the lid...picks in the floor. If the wind blows...floor. If you live near power lines...floor. I think I'm just going to put these picks in a zip lock bag because I will wind up spilling them. I might improvise and stamp a detent feature into the case for a make shift latch. I've got a major first world problem here...