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…on the Strawberry Classics, “These picks are not only light and smooth, but they're much more durable than other light picks thanks to our POM polymer, which allows the picks to react flexibly to the strings, without cracking or breaking."
…on the Orange Soda Classics, “When I used to do some production work, the most common mistake I would see was that acoustic players would use far thicker picks than they needed to, which never recorded well. These picks will give you just the tone you need, recorded or live."
…on the Lemon Classics, "These .73mm Classic picks are a great compromise between heavier and lighter pick options, but they feel light enough in your hand to be able to play effortlessly."
…on the Key Lime Classics, "The first pick I ever owned was a pea green Tortex pick—and I had it for what seemed like forever. This is the closest a pick has made me feel to that original that I used and abused when I was first learning how to play."
…on the Blueberry Classic, "This pick is best for players who want a heavier pick but prefer the rounded tip of a classic pick. If you're used to playing Fender Heavys, this is the one for you."
…on the Grape Classics, "This one is great for players that want a lot of volume and bass our of their plucked strings. For me, it reminds me of the grape flavored floss you used to get from the Dentist as a kid—love that purple color."
…on the Black Cherry Classics, "One of the first shows I ever played, I found a pick from the guitarist that played right before me, and it was the HEAVIEST pick I had ever seen! Turned out to be my very first 1.5mm. Man that thing hammered down on the strings. This one is particularly great for downtuned guitar and bass players that want to bring down the hammer of the gods."