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Graph Tech Guitar Labs Announces the New TUSQ Picks

With a very responsive feel and open tone, TUSQ Picks enhance playability by generating tones right at the hit of each stroke.

DELTA, B.C. (Jan 19, 2012) – Graph Tech Guitar Labs announces the launch of their much anticipated product, TUSQ Picks.

TUSQ Picks are made of the same highly resonant TUSQ man made ivory material found in Graph Tech’s TUSQ nuts, saddles and bridge pins. Featuring the same traits, TUSQ Picks impart harmonic content from the first attack.

With a very responsive feel and open tone, TUSQ Picks enhance playability by generating tones right at the hit of each stroke. You can hear harmonic possibilities by dropping the picks on a hard surface and producing the discernable ‘tinkle’ of a trusted TUSQ man-made ivory product.

Available in various shapes and thicknesses, TUSQ Picks suit the most popular playing styles and preferences.

For more information:
www.graphtech.com


     

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Robb
on 01/30/2013 		I just received an unsolicited sample pack of Graphtech picks via U.S. mail. It’s always nice to get a free gift! The samples that they sent were one each of their Tusq A1, A3, A5 and a small packet of their Pre-play hand care lotion. I have not yet tried the lotion. The picks feel stiff and brittle and a bit sharp around the edges. However, the A3 and A5 both play nicely and I plan to give them quite a work out to see how long they will last. Unfortunately, the A1 pick crumbled into shards as soon as I opened the package. It never touched the strings. I was able to snap the broken pieces without any effort. I seriously doubt that A1 could handle being used at all. It sounded like broken glass when I dropped the crumbs onto my table top. If the A3 & A5’s hold up I’ll buy more.
mone
on 01/21/2012 		When can I check out the Black Tusq A2's?



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