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Graphtech TUSQ Bi-Angle 1.00 Trzalica
Graphtech TUSQ - Bi-Angle Picks, 1.00 mm, 4 pcs, Grey offer guitarists a heavy pick designed for rich, deep tone. Crafted from TUSQ, a unique synthetic, these picks are built to enhance harmonic content and provide durability.
- Bi-Angle shape lets you choose between two playing tips, making each pick last longer and adding more versatility to your playing.
- 1.00 mm thickness delivers firm control and a pronounced attack for articulate playing.
- TUSQ material generates a deeper, more resonant tone compared to traditional picks.
- You'll find the stylish grey finish makes these picks easy to spot, whether on stage or in your case.
Graphtech TUSQ - Bi-Angle Picks for Deep, Powerful Tone
Graphtech TUSQ - Bi-Angle Picks, 1.00 mm, 4 pcs, Grey are aimed at players seeking a heavy pick with both tonal depth and versatility. With the bi-angle shape, guitarists access two distinct tips, which helps each pick last longer. Crafted from TUSQ material, the YRS-23 is favored for its ability to boost harmonic richness and create a noticeably deeper tone, making it a solid alternative to standard plastic picks.
Dual-Tip Design and TUSQ Material Stand Out
In contrast to typical picks, the bi-angle design gives you two playing edges so you can swap tips during a set for a new feel. Improved clarity and resonance come from the synthetic TUSQ material, making this model stand out in the heavy pick category.
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