GT Plectrums Fire and Ice Epoxy Resin Guitar Pick - 3.9mm 351 Standard Shape

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Each guitar pick from GT Plectrums is crafted with utmost care and attention to detail. Owner and artisan, Geoff Tiggy is passionate about creating new experiences for guitarists through his designs which feature premium materials like micarta, resins, and some of the hardest woods available. GT Plectrums understands that a guitarist has an intimate relationship with their guitar pick. While much of the industry wants us to believe that their cheap picks are the superior tool for guitarists, Geoff creates works of art that inspire us the same way that our instruments do.

Boutique guitar picks aren't for everyone, but for guitarists who are serious about developing their unique sound and style, they are an amazing option and cost a fraction of a new amp, guitar, or pedal. We hear the pros say it all the time; "tone is in the hands".

And while there's no denying that the rest of your gear plays a huge role in the quality of your sound, guitarists often underestimate the impact that their pick has on their playing and overall sound. Every guitarist has different hands, different picking motions, and different goals, but we hardly stop to think about whether or not the same picks used by everyone else are really the best option for us. Boutique picks have expanded the realm of guitar playing by offering guitarists a totally unique playing experience catered to their individual needs.

Thicker picks are taking the world of modern guitar by storm thanks to their enhanced ergonomics, incredible tone, and unique style. If you are looking to level up your sound and technique, don't fall into the trap of thinking you need to spend hundreds on a new guitar or amp. Instead, try a boutique guitar pick and discover the difference it can make in your playing.