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August 31, 2005 | Pick Angle

This from the King of Tone, John Reischman:
Have trouble getting a healthy, clean attack with your pick? It might not just be an issue of strength or pick stroke force...
Sometimes dipping the angle of the pick so it's not completely parallel to the string. This gives a wider surface of push within a shorter period of time, and requires very little adjustment in your technique.

Posted by Ted at 02:19 PM


August 28, 2005 | Mandolin Cafe News

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Posted by Ted at 02:15 PM


August 25, 2005 | Random Tip

Introduction:
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