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3 pack of UKE-1 composite felt picks that are ideal for playing your ukulele, bass, autoharp and other stringed instruments. UKE-1's are available in 2.5mm thickness or 3.8mm thickness for a durable yet flexible pick made from Mick's Picks exclusive Flex-Tex material.
Mick's Picks by D'Andrea USA Composite Felt Pick 3-Pack 2.5 mm

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4.88

16 Reviews

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  1. Practicing5
  2. Concerts4
  3. Back-Up2
  4. General play and practice1
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Reviewed by 16 customers

  • Great for bluegrass!

    5

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    submitted2 years ago

    byEd

    fromMesquite, Tx.

    Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

    These picks are great for mandolin. If you don't want to overpower vocals, these picks keep the accompaniment at a good volume and mellow.

  • 1011 Countryside Drive

    5

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    submitted2 years ago

    byDave

    fromMedina, Ohio

    Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

    Every Tuesday night I play bass with a praise & worship band. For certain songs I switch to my banjo uke. I tried these picks last night for a fast-paced song on my banjolele - I was able to strum so fast, and several people told me the sound was so good. I may never play without one of these picks again.

  • Mick's Picks are the best "felt" pick for uke and guitar.

    5

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    submitted4 years ago

    byWilliam

    fromOklahoma City

    I use these picks for uke play, primarily, but they are great for guitar and probably bass. You have plenty of control with them; they are easy to grip and hold on to. As far as sound, they lessen treble and bring out mid tones. Overall you can strum harder without being too loud. Your mileage my vary, but that is why I like them. Do not think that all "felt" picks are the same. They are not. Take it from someone who has lots of lousy "felt" picks that will never get used. I don't know what Mick makes his picks from (they are not felt) but they are firm and flexible at the same time. They last forever and take on a different character as they age and get more flexible. Just try them you will like them. Well worth the money. Everyone I have given one of these picks to has later said they really liked it.

  • I buy them All the time

    5

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    submitted4 years ago

    byGreg

    fromFeasterville pa

    comfortable felt pick

  • Picky

    4

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    submitted4 years ago

    byTim W

    fromRockford, Ill

    Works as good as a pick can work

  • I like them for my nylon stringed instruments.

    5

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    submitted5 years ago

    byDeb

    fromBrowerville , MN 56438

    I like the dust free aspect of these picks.

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