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Taylor Celluloid 351 Guitar Picks, Abalone, 12-Pack
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Overview
- Familiar tone and feel of a classic pick
- Available in Classic Shell, White Pearl and Abalone
- Classic 351 shape in .46mm, .71mm, .96mm, and 1.21mm gauges.
- Made in the USA
Taylor Celluloid 351 Guitar Picks, Abalone, 12-Pack
Taylor Celluloid Picks are available in Classic Shell, White Pearl and Abalone color patterns in the classic 351 shape. Perfect for players who love the traditional, familiar tone and feel of a classic pick, they are available in .46mm, .71mm, .96mm and 1.21mm gauge sizes. Made in the USA. Model #80734
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What is "Taylex"? How is it different from regular celluloid?
Taylex is Taylor’s proprietary thermoplastic material used in our Premium Taylex Picks, part of our DarkTone Series. Taylex offers a unique tonal response with a punchy midrange, a smooth low end, and clear, sparkling treble. This material was specially developed for players who want a bold, defined sound, especially suited for those with an aggressive playing style.
A celluloid pick is known for producing a warm, balanced tone that’s smooth across the frequency range, with a natural brightness that doesn’t overpower the sound. Celluloid’s responsiveness tends to emphasize the guitar’s fundamental tones rather than accentuating specific frequencies, creating a well-rounded, full-bodied sound that many players love for its familiarity and versatility.
A celluloid pick is known for producing a warm, balanced tone that’s smooth across the frequency range, with a natural brightness that doesn’t overpower the sound. Celluloid’s responsiveness tends to emphasize the guitar’s fundamental tones rather than accentuating specific frequencies, creating a well-rounded, full-bodied sound that many players love for its familiarity and versatility.
Do picks affect the tone of your guitar?
Yes, the material and gauge play a huge part in the sound. The general rule of thumb is the thicker the pick the more volume and richness of tone. Details are listed in the pick descriptions.
