V-Picks

Reports of artists wanting the V-Picks Grip with a traditional pick size and shape have reached the ears of the people in V-Picks. This request was granted in the V-Picks Tradition.  

While losing picks feels like just a negligible cost, imagine how much money you've already wasted from years of losing picks in various locations. Save yourself from crawling underneath your table looking for a pick or from spending a lot of time trying to pick up a pick flatly laying on a tabletop or your amp with V-Picks Pick Stick.  

Having those picks inside the pocket of your tight-fitting jeans have that undesirable* effect of making you look like you're fondling yourself on stage. Save yourself from embarrassment with the V-Picks Wristband Pickholder.

*subjectively speaking  

V-Picks has done it again, topping four millimeters with the all new V-Picks Snake. This thick pick also lets you hybridize round and pointed edges for a versatile playing experience.  

Pickguards serve and protect your guitar finish, but they also do a lot to cover it up. If you really want to show off your Les Paul without getting it scuffed, V-Picks releases the clear V-Guard to expose the beauty of your guitar's wood without exposing it to danger.  

How much difference can a four-dollar guitar pick make to your tone? J. Irving-Giles pits the V-Pick "Nightglow" Screamer plectrum-a-plectrum against a good old, mild-mannered Fender Standard Heavy. After watching the video, we think you'll agree: the V-Pick "Nightglow" Screamer is a bright idea, indeed! Mwah hah hah!  

"Big Fattie" used to be my nickname in school, but that only made me more determined to get into shape. Now, with chiseled abs and 17-inch pythons, I have the last laugh, and I'm going to need those pythons to use the new 5.85" mm V-Pick Big Fattie for those long sets of looking good and playing good.  

You should give just as much thought to the pick you're using as the guitar. As it turns out, it makes quite the difference. Vinni Smith has been pushing that all along, and his V-Picks are the proof in the pudding.  

I don't know what it means to be "revved up like a deuce, another runner in the night," but I do know what it is to be blinded by the light of V-Picks Nightglow picks. Now the Screamer is available in a glow-in-the-dark version.  

Due to demand from guitarists, V-Picks is releasing a half millimeter thick pick called the Ultra Lite. Skinnier than most of their catalog by at least two millimeters, this pick has more give while maintaining the same grips.  

Ten out of ten guitarists agree that the new V-Picks Diamond is all that and a bag of chips. Bag of chips is sold separately.  

The release of the new V-Picks Medium Pointed pick reminded Gearwire's J. Irving-Giles to follow up on his initial goal to review the Screamer V-Pick he had ordered at the end of April. The reason for the delay? He lost the pick because it was too clear.