Being a creature of habit, very little has changed in the equipment I have been using throughout my lifetime of playing Guitar. Most notable the brands I have always stuck with for everything ranging from the instrument itself to the bag and accessories is Fender, probably the worlds most recognised Guitar manufacturer. I have been using their medium grade plectrums since I first picked up an axe all those years ago. For anyone new to guitar picks come in a variety of different grades from flimsy light ones that can be bend and offer no resistance on the strings to extremely heavy and thick ones. Each one suits different playing styles and once you get ...  Read the complete review

~Pearl Jam~ ********** Amongst the range of guitar picks that I have tried are the Fender Pearl Guitar Picks which are possibly one of the most commonly found guitar picks that you will find being sold in guitar stores as a single buy item. The little Fender Pearl Guitar Picks come in an array of colours all with their pearly finish that gives a bright and slightly shimmery marbled effect that reminds me of the patterns seen in real tortoiseshell. The range of Fender Pearl Guitar Picks come in a number of options to suit your mood, guitar style and playing habits / requirements and they come not only as the Fender Medium Pearl Guitar Picks that are the ...  Read the complete review

As one of the more eye-catching plectrums on the market, Fender's Pearl guitar picks are extremely popular with both beginner and experienced guitarists alike. As their title suggests, the picks have a pearly sheen which can look rather pretty in the right lighting conditions. Price, availability, and specification - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Cost-wise, the 24 pack retails at £6.99 from Amazon - a price which I feel is competitive at roughly 29p per plectrum. Quite often with guitar picks, the colour relates to the thickness, but this isn't the case with this particular variety; here, the hue is randomly assigned with a number of ...  Read the complete review

Fender Medium Guitar Picks Despite playing guitar since I was fourteen, I only just got around to forming a band with my friends a couple of months ago (I'm 32 now). I have a number of guitars - at current count two electrics, two steel stringed acoustics, one classical (in the cupboard!) and three basses (one with a friend on loan). It sounds a lot but I live in Japan and half of these are in my mother's attic back in Cornwall. I've played a handful of gigs in the past, mostly small events like school festivals, charity open mic nights, etc, and have always played an acoustic using the nails of my thumb and forefinger to strum. In short, I've ...  Read the complete review

Guitar picks are a vital addition to the instruments catalogue of devices which help players to get the best possible sound from their strumming. Though not necessarily needed - for instance, when picking the strings in a song or riff - they remain the natural choice for users, as well as with the stars that make this instrument so iconic. These 'Fender Medium Pearl Guitar Picks' are an O.K. example of the product type, they are the standard tear drop shape and they come in a range of dark and light colours - all of the same 'pearl' finish as stated. I have to say, tear drop picks have always been my preferred choice - but everyone's preference differs - ...  Read the complete review