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Taylor Premium Darktone Ivoroid 651 Guitar Picks
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Overview
- Midrange-focused tone with classic celluloid feel
- Made in the USA, available in 351, 346, and 651 shapes
- Available in .46mm, .71mm, .96mm and 1.21mm gauges
- Premium celluloid, precisely cured to resemble grained Ivory
Taylor Premium Darktone Ivoroid 651 Guitar Picks
Taylor Premium Ivoroid Picks are made from a custom blend of highly detailed premium celluloid precisely cured to resemble grained ivory. These picks are available in the 651 shape, and are precision-cut to a 1.21mm gauge size. These Taylor ivoroid guitar picks are the latest addition to the Taylor DarkTone Series, designed to produce a more midrange-focused tone with the classic feel of a premium celluloid pick. Made in the USA. Model #70721.
Questions & Answers
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5 questions
How long will these picks last and do you have an assorted pack?
They last really well. Of course, the amount of time can't really be determined as it will be different for different players based on how they play. We do offer a variety pack <a href="https://www.taylorguitars.com/taylorware/picks/darktone-series-pick-tin" target="_blank">https://www.taylorguitars.com/taylorware/picks/darktone-series-pick-tin</a>
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.
Shouldn't I use a thinner pick for a softer sound?
No, this is a common misconception. For a softer sound simply hold the thicker pick slightly looser in your hand. This will produce a fuller tone for any soft sound.
Can this pick be used on both an electric and acoustic guitar?
Yes.
How do I determine which pick thickness is right for me?
Taylor recommends using the thickest pick that feels comfortable and the best way to determine this is simply to get them in your hands!
Reviews
Rated 5 out of 5 from 1 rating
Great sounding picks.
These are my favorite picks, hard to tell what it is about them that makes them so special to me, just like them.
