where can i get V picks in singapore??

[YellowDiDi]

hey guys , where can i a V picks in singapore??

 

[Gravity.]

you can order them here.

bgw guitars . com (Y)!

 

[simplecomplexity]

brendon! excellent service!

 

[jmb23]

their good,but produces too much chipping when playing fast,too pricey.
they cost 5 bucks for the basic
bgwguitars are the only dealers in sg,he mails them to you

 

[EugeneSmasher]

Agreed, and they're really thick picks unless you go for the thinnest. I use a V-pick lite which goes for $7 if I remember correctly. I find that it makes that clipping noise when you are playing hard, but it sounds really good for arpeggios and flat-picking.

BGW guitars will directly deliver to you through the mail. Great guy! And while you're at it, check out his Everly strings. Awesome stuff.

 

[SmFizz]

Yes, i got mine from bgw guitars...pretty pricey tho
12 bucks for two

 

[jmb23]

anyway,try jazz III picks instead,their better.
V picks doesnt really helps in the way we play,its just the tone.The fat v picks are just too thick to be used on accoustic guitar.too soft IMO. anyway,its your choice.(dont flame this)

 

[EugeneSmasher]

anyway,try jazz III picks instead,their better.
V picks doesnt really helps in the way we play,its just the tone.The fat v picks are just too thick to be used on accoustic guitar.too soft IMO. anyway,its your choice.(dont flame this)

Actually I find V-picks on acoustic make the tone louder, but I guess it is softer when coming through the mix because from my experience, if you use a V-pick on acoustic, the bass and mids overpower the trebles. My tone lacks a lot of definition even though it sounds fatter and stronger.

 

[jmb23]

depends lah,i use diamond.the 4.5mm(wtf) thick pick.its really hard to pluck the strings with it as it practically glides across it.sounds crap on accoustic,but shiok on electric

 

[brendon]

Kindly note that v-picks are designed predominantly for use on an electric guitar.

They do have an acoustic version, which imo does not work as well unless you're specifically looking for a brighter clangy tone. The regular nylons picks, which offers a higher degree of flap, should work better for most acoustic guitar players.

On the electric guitar, most v-pick users would experience a mark improvement in tone and playability. Here are some reviews for reference.

http://soft.com.sg/forum/gear-guitar/132818-v-picks.html