V-Picks Medium Pointed Ultra Lite Ruby Red

V-Picks Medium Pointed Ultra Lite Ruby Red

.8mm  ~~ 1 1/16" tip to tip ~~ Symmetrical ~~ Price is per pick

This is a MAGNIFICENT pick for those of you that like a bit of flex. Just the right amount of flex and tension to create a sound and feel. Three working corners on this pick means that you never have to adjust or worry about what side of it you are picking with. Has that grippage that we brag about and a tone that is brilliant! I love this pick for acoustic work. A lot of Strat players like this pick as well.

This plectrum is slightly flexible, making it a favorite of acoustic guitar and mandolin players who like that quality in a pick. A wonderful pick for strumming. Bright, snappy tone with articulation is what you find with the Ultra Lite Pointed picks. The surface of the V-Pick clings to your skin, allowing you to relax your grip. If you commonly drop picks or get cramps in your hands, this pick will really help you.

Also available in Clear.

Check out these posts from these happy V-Pick customers...

I had ordered a selection from you a few weeks ago and the ultra light medium turned out to be the choice. The principal reason for me that this pick wins the all-picks-in-the-world contest lies in its "stickability;" I have double-jointed thumbs and so have a real problem with dropped picks (in performance, I use violin rosin to help out) and this one seems almost like glue-- a great relief.
best,
Peter Hales

If you are having any trouble with your pick; gripping, dropping, tense wrist or fingers, etc...... it's probably the pick. Some are too soft & flimsy and others are too stiff. Check out V-Picks at www.v-picks.com It's all about control.

I personally recommend the Ultra Lite Medium Pointed. Yeah, they may be considered a bit expensive, but you won't regret paying for quality that does what it says it will. Vinni Smith is a great guitar player and Super business owner... he WILL take care of you!

It's the same situation as having a great sounding & playing guitar with a great amp, but the line-cord between them is not so good; Or a bad tube in your amp, dead strings on a great axe... it's the little things we easily overlook that can make ALL the difference. I have been playing and performing professionally for some 45 years... I wouldn't give top kudos to anything that didn't live up to its ad. Any Parker owner knows they've invested in a quality guitar and a few dollars more will make that quality stand out ahead of the crowd for both you and all who have an ear for superior tone. Once you give V-Picks a chance you won't use any other plectrum. You wouldn't put cheap re-tread tires on a Hummer nor plug your Parker into a cheapo amp, so why use the same old cheapy plastic-nylon-rubbery picks everyone else does? You've got the best guitar, now get the best pick to play it with.
Don Andrews

Hi Nancy and Vinni,
Just a quick note to say that after the first couple of hours of playing with my ultra thin medium V-pick I couldn't be happier. I play a Hohner EA acoustic with Tusq saddle, pins and nut so it's got a lot of frequency response - I was having all kinds of secondary string noise problems with horn picks but your picks are AMAZING. Thank you so much - your picks have proved to be the final piece of the puzzle in getting the sound I want. I've been playing over 40 years so I'm not easily impressed but I will be recommending your picks to everyone.
Thanks again
Luke