D'Addario Planet Waves Duralin Black Ice Guitar Pick | 10 Pack | Heavy
Duralin (also known as Acetyl or Delrin) is a unique material with an extraordinary combination of strength, stiffness, dimensional stability, fatigue resistance and low friction. Normally used as a replacement for metal bushings and bearings in industrial applications, this extremely durable polymer is ideal for picks. Duralin picks allow an artist to highlight the bright "clicking" sound of the pick hitting the strings when playing acoustic, rhythm guitar, and fast single note passages.
- Jazz shape for the most articulate playing
- Available in 4 different gauges
- Black only
- Duralin is also available in Wide, Standard, Sharp, and Gripped shapes
Duralin (also known as Acetyl or Delrin) is a unique material with an extraordinary combination of strength, stiffness, dimensional stability, fatigue resistance and low friction. Normally used as a replacement for metal bushings and bearings in industrial applications, this extremely durable polymer is ideal for picks. Duralin picks allow an artist to highlight the bright "clicking" sound of the pick hitting the strings when playing acoustic, rhythm guitar, and fast single note passages.
- Jazz shape for the most articulate playing
- Available in 4 different gauges
- Black only
- Duralin is also available in Wide, Standard, Sharp, and Gripped shapes
Description
Duralin (also known as Acetyl or Delrin) is a unique material with an extraordinary combination of strength, stiffness, dimensional stability, fatigue resistance and low friction. Normally used as a replacement for metal bushings and bearings in industrial applications, this extremely durable polymer is ideal for picks. Duralin picks allow an artist to highlight the bright "clicking" sound of the pick hitting the strings when playing acoustic, rhythm guitar, and fast single note passages.
- Jazz shape for the most articulate playing
- Available in 4 different gauges
- Black only
- Duralin is also available in Wide, Standard, Sharp, and Gripped shapes
