So thank you for having your information correct. There’s one thing you didn’t really mention if you don’t mind me saying.

The thinner a pick, the faster you can strum. But the sinner you go your pic will also hit the strings with less attack. So although you might be able to blast off some blisteringly fast rhythm, your sound will be weak and not satisfying. If you have a super thick pick, strumming really fast would be difficult, and at the same time, it would be a solid sound with lots of attack.

I prefer a medium pick which not only has a good strong and solid sound, but it will be fast enough to be able to express myself.

The Best of both worlds so to speak.

And one of the most important things I ever learned about pics is how hard you hold it… “You gotta be loose” one of my associates would say. I actually took me years to really know what he was talking about…

By holding the pick with relaxed fingers is so beneficial. Holding it loose. Just enough so you know you’re not going to drop it. This way, not only will your guitar stay in tune better for longer, but you will find that it is more expressionate. Keep it loose!

Anyway, individual who wrote this, I praise you for your sharing of good information. It is so important to be truthful in this world, and unfortunately, some people just don’t get it. It’s really their loss….. Blessing and peace!

I am a guitar teacher and I usually refer my beginner students to this webpage as I find it really useful to teach them how to choose the right pick for them and what they will sound like.

Thanks so much

Justin
http://guitarpickzone.com/best-guitar-picks/