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Reviews (7)
04 January 2022
Great gauge
Well built...metal, not plastic. Comes with pouch. Easy to use and read. Needle remains at measured point until you reset it.
02 November 2021
Stronger inserts
I ordered 2 of these......1 for now, and 1 for when the first wears out. Thicker than the previous inserts in my wallett.......had to trim sides to get it to fit into my wallett's slot......otherwise no issues......much easier to find the right card now.
11 January 2021
Clayton "sharp" acetal picks - a review
One issue I have with these picks: I've used Clayton acetal picks over 35 years, the older version triangular picks that have a more rounded shape. These "sharp" picks need a more beveled edge. As they are currently, to me they are slower than other picks, such as the recent Ernie Ball Prodigy, which have a more beveled edge, as well as my older Claytons. I have tried the 1.5 mm Prodigy picks and they are fast across the strings, easy to play leads and rhythms. The Clayton "sharps" also fatigue the picking hand, due to lack of the more beveled edge, causing just a bit more work in playing leads or rhythms, they seem to "drag" as I use them. They don't move easily across the strings I've been playing over 60 years, many years as a professional, these days more of a semi retired level. I will continue to use the older version triangular Clayton picks, and will be modifying these "sharp" picks to make them more comfortable for me to use in playing. Also, I was only able to find the "sharp" picks in the 1.90 mm thickness.....I don't know if other thicknesses are available. I use picks of 1.o to 1.26 mm on my acoustic guitars, and 1.5 to 1.9 mm on my electrics. I'd recommend that Clayton add a beveled edge to these "sharp" picks, and add a little more arc to the overall shape. Then, I think they'll have a real winner