PICKMANN Tri-Tip Style Exotic Sampler Guitar Picks Plectrums Value Pack for Gypsy Jazz/Electric/Bass Guitar Made from Palmwood, Bone, Ebony, Horn, Tamarind & Haldu

Well-made. Each pick has its own character and feel. Differences are exaggerated when using an amp and a cleaner tone. Bought it for bass, and I highly recommend if you like a thicker/heavy pick.

Been playing guitar for 10+ years. These are pretty nice picks. The tapper down to the point does vary between materials but considering they're handmade I think that's expected. The horn, bone, and ebony picks impressed me the most. Not to discredit the other materials, they're all very usable. Differences in timbre across the materials was unexpectedly varied and impressive. The price is hands down unbeatable for what you're getting here no matter the shape you choose. Considering the thickness I see the picks made from the denser materials lasting years.

I just wanted a good three-pointed pick for playing gypsy guitar, but these guys are BIG!It is a strain just to hold the pick.Also, you have to work really hard to get a good loud rest stroke.

They’re OKAY. Uneven bevels and very inconsistent on some edges, doesn’t make sense. Should be much more consistent. This isn’t what you want in a 3 sided pick.

Very attractive guitar picks and cool. Easy to hold and handle. In addition the picks make a very nice pendant

String Clarity improves!

A silly shape

These picks are so unusual and beautiful! Made of various woods and bone. They are very thick which I like a pick that is not too thick. However when I tried it on my acoustic the sound gave a lot of pick noise. They were easy to hold because of the dip in the center with a hole.Rather than use these as pics I would be more likely to either display them in a frame for a music room, or even make a necklace out of them . They are very pretty. They may work on a bass or electric better than on my acoustic.