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Topic: Two Videos - Developing and making Thumb Picks |
Ron Landis
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Arkansas, USA
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Dan Kelly
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Boston, MA
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Posted 17 Oct 2020 12:03 pm |
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Great information Ron... very interesting videos. You are innovating in a product category that many,including myself, thought was already developed! Way to go!
TRIGGER WARNING!!!! Ron uses the "B word" in these videos!
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Ron Landis
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Posted 18 Oct 2020 5:17 am
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| Dan Kelly wrote: |
Great information Ron... very interesting videos. You are innovating in a product category that many,including myself, thought was already developed! Way to go!
TRIGGER WARNING!!!! Ron uses the "B word" in these videos! |
Thanks Dan! Yes, I'm learning a lot with all my experiments. I wasn't going to concentrate on thumb picks at first but I've had so many people requesting them, I've finally taken the hint and trying all kinds of things.
I was never a fan of metal thumb picks, but sterling silver is a much softer material and the tonal qualities of silver is quite different. I'm finding that the thickness is extremely important factor as to the tonal qualities, as I explain in this video.
I'm always looking for the best combination of blade thickness and band thickness to produce the best pick possible.
I guess B@#J0 was the "B" Word you were referring to.  |
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