Plectrums

Pickboy produces nylon and ceramic plectra with various grippy textures. Dunlop's Gator Grip picks work well when new, but tend to "polish up" as they gain a coating of bio oils and dirt. Then they need degreasing.

Dunlop's Gator Grip picks work well when new, but tend to "polish up" as they gain a coating of bio oils and dirt. Then they need degreasing.
That's true even of nose picks.
:lol:

Dunlop's Gator Grip picks work well when new, but tend to "polish up" as they gain a coating of bio oils and dirt. Then they need degreasing.
That's true even of nose picks.
:lol:

You must hang around my relatives in E. TN.

How about the Dunlop Gator Grip? These have a mild textured surface.

http://www.zzounds.com/item--DNP417P
I have a couple of those, and like them.
I have noticed they smooth out a bit over time, but they haven't shown any increased tendency to jump out of my hand.

You must hang around my relatives in E. TN.
Where are your relatives at?

(That's how we say it in E. TN.)

You must hang around my relatives in E. TN.
Where are your relatives at?

(That's how we say it in E. TN.)

My Daddy's from Kingsport, TN. I still have some family there.

You must hang around my relatives in E. TN.
Where are your relatives at?

(That's how we say it in E. TN.)

I'm from up north, but lemme give 'er a try: Mosta daddy's famly done come outta Newport. Mama's a yankee from Wisconsin. Now she's one a them there d@mn yankees, accounna they done moved from up north to just a lick outsida Gatlinburg a few years back.

We used to go to Tennessee about every other summer growing up. The stories my granddaddy would tell ... Also been out on moonshine detail with my cousin's husband. Interesting times.

From the Everyman English Dictionary....

plectrum, n. (pl. plectra) quill, small rod, for plucking strings of lyre, etc. (L.)

Only found that out recently myself.

:D :D :D

Vic

Try a coin.

You can get some cool scrapping and squealing sounds with a quarter. Billy Gibbons oz ZZ TOP uses one sometimes. 8)

Yeah, Kingsport, Newport and Gatlinburg are all in shoutin' distance of here.

Moonshine? I don't know nuthin' 'bout no moonshine, Occifer.

You must hang around my relatives in E. TN.
Where are your relatives at?

(That's how we say it in E. TN.)

I'm from up north, but lemme give 'er a try: Mosta daddy's famly done come outta Newport. Mama's a yankee from Wisconsin. Now she's one a them there d@mn yankees, accounna they done moved from up north to just a lick outsida Gatlinburg a few years back.

We used to go to Tennessee about every other summer growing up. The stories my granddaddy would tell ... Also been out on moonshine detail with my cousin's husband. Interesting times.

My grand dad rode "Shotgun" With the local Moonshiners Back in the late 30's. He was living in Kansas then. Also Had some relatives from central Kentucky who made the stuff. Half of my ancestors made the stuff and the other half were in law enforcement :wink: Must have made some interesting if not awkward family get togethers back then :lol:

Oh yea, I'm one of then Damn Yankees also :twisted: (since 1983)

My grand dad rode "Shotgun" With the local Moonshiners Back in the late 30's. He was living in Kansas then. Also Had some relatives from central Kentucky who made the stuff. Half of my ancestors made the stuff and the other half were in law enforcement :wink: Must have made some interesting if not awkward family get togethers back then :lol:
Not unheard of for the same guys to play both sides. A police chief in a small town near here just got busted for selling undercover agents meth. Of course, he's been recently in the papers talking tough about the war on drugs.

I'm sure none of your ancestors did anything like that, though!

(A little bit tongue in cheek. I figure any of us in America likely had ancestors that got run out of Europe for one reason or another.)

I'm also a d@mn yankee, i've had a sip or 2 of that there shine, never drank that meth stuff though :shock: