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"These are the best-sounding picks I have found anywhere. The tone I achieve with these picks is superb. HINT: Start with one of the thicker picks (like .94mm or a step up) and file the flat tip so that it is thinner at the tip. Then, file the shoulder on the sides so they are flat (if desired), and the tip so that it is just a bit more pointed. To give more grip, I have been using a hole puncher, and punching two to three holes in the pick. This is a real improvement for the grip. When you use the thicker picks (as I am recommending), you will need to use a drill to put the holes in for the better grip. My hole puncher broke the .94mm pick, hence the need to drill...     Why not just start with a thinner pick? Answer: It doesn't give the deep bass response that my jumbo guitar has to offer. With this modification technique,you will be \"dialing in\" the brightness you desire as you file the pick down. Incorporating the above ideas, you get the best of everything.  The result is the best sound I have ever heard in my life coming from my Tacoma JR55 jumbo acoustic guitar. I think you will be find the same great results. Enjoy!   Note: The only reason the Features were rated as 4.5 instead of 5 is that the Cool picks offered elsewhere come with the best grip around. As mentioned, after modification, this becomes the best pick."
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