Topmusicanswers
- What are medium picks used for?
- Are medium picks good for beginners?
- Are Fender medium picks good?
- Are thin or medium guitar picks better?
What are medium picks used for?
Medium: 0.70mm to 0.85mm
Medium thickness picks are the most versatile of the bunch. They will produce, overall, more balanced tones than the previous two options will, but their strength lies in their ability to be used for both strumming and single-note play.
Are medium picks good for beginners?
Medium guitar picks: These picks are available in different thicknesses, ranging from 0.71 mm to 0.84 mm. Beginners are highly recommended to use these picks and enjoy strong strumming at their learning stages. These picks make playing easy and less forceful.
Are Fender medium picks good?
These picks sound good but celluloid is so difficult for me to keep a good grip on. ... My first pick was a fender and so I just keep using them until I adventure off to some other brands. These picks (medium) I love because you can still control your lead pretty fast and still strum a song with rhythm.
Are thin or medium guitar picks better?
In general, thin guitar picks are good for rhythm guitar but not great for lead guitar. A thick guitar pick is good for certain types of rhythm guitar and is great for lead guitar.
