Review of Pointless Picks Guitar Picks

Pointless Picks debut at the Summer NAMM Show 2008, and won Best in Show award. The selection is nearly circular, with increased grip rings in the middle. The notes come in bright colors (so that it can be easier if a drop) and three different strengths - light (.58 mm), medium (.72 mm) and severe (1.0 mm).

They are comparable with other round takes like Golden Gate or Dawg picks, but because of the circular shape, more space hits the stringtwo advantages. First, for the strumming and individual note picking slowly, much larger volume. I tested the 1.0 mm Pointless against a 2.0 mm Dunlop, and the Pointless Volume came the winner. Second: You can use the pick list below the string slide and then lift the cord from the guitar body and then let the snap-back string to a hint of a breeze to get the sound. You can even use the string to the increased grip and get a little bit more andChild's play.

However, the disadvantage of the additional area is take the string to play for fast personal note, I often found the Pointless too bulky and found myself often stumble. Granted, I played with regular picks (pointed or rounded side) for almost twenty years ago, while I have had the Pointless picks for only four months. So it can only some getting used to.

It is interesting that when I have the medium and fast strumming producing the Pointlessless volume. It was strange when I do a lot with some strumming does not work, because the slopes were much louder still much softer strumming mixed. I tested the, 72 mm Pointless against Dunlop Nylon, 73 mm, and was much more balanced set of Dunlop.

However, something that I is on Pointless Picks, unless the light and medium strumming like, that notes in the strings merge into a wall of sound, resulting from the guitar rather than a bunch of individual notes thatare randomly played almost simultaneously. Game for rhythm, this could be an advantage. Another aspect I found interesting is that because of the round and big room, I could bounce "refers to the list above and do down on the strings when medium or fast strumming and thus achieve either an increase in volume on certain strings. I have my hand down angled about 45 degrees, and another to get a bit more percussive sound. Produce short, medium and light strumming with a Pointlessmuch different tone from that produced by other guitar picks.