Pick-A-PaloozaCustom Strip Pack for Guitar Pick Maker - Wide Variety of Strips for Crafting Picks with Any Pick Punch - Grunge

I did get 20 sheets, but not the exact amount of each thickness in the picture description. I got 15 medium, 2 thin, and 3 thick. (the product description has 12 medium, 4 thin, and 4 thick) I'm not complaining though, since I mainly use medium picks and don't plan on using the other two.You can get 6 picks per sheet, which will in total get me about 90 medium picks. (or about 17 cents per pick if you ignore the other thicknesses). Cheaper than my usual picks, but not the cheapest picks out there.Will update if these picks turn out to be bad.2/6/23 UPDATE: Overall these are pretty good for the purpose they serve. If you are going to make your own picks these are pretty nice. HOWEVER, if you are serious about playing this does take a good bit of work, since just punching the picks is not good enough. You will also have to sand the edges to get a clean pick for playing. Is it worth it?? Personally not for me, I will probably just end up buying bulk picks that are already prepped and ready for playing. But it was fun to do at least once.

Could use some other color and more textures but great pics. Maybe a few sander pieces to round off all the picks would be a nice addition.

I’m using these for craft projects so I can’t speak to durability as a pick. They are genuine celluloid. (Slowly dissolves in acetone.)

Although this is probably age telling, I picked up the guitar roughly 34 years ago. As I matured into my teens, I used to grab fists full of guitar picks in the local music store whenever I visited the mall. I literally had thousands of picks in different shapes (lots of 351's and 355's) and designs. Mostly, I grabbed the medium & heavy gauges. But...after so many years and not so many visits to malls, I found myself down to one rainbow heavy gauged Pickboy and one blue heavy gauged Fender pick. I have no damn clue where the Pickboy one went off to now. Personally, when I'm playing, I usually opt for the medium gauge picks on the heavier side, but it really depends on the mood I'm in to what I play.I considered purchasing lots of different picks from different manufactures, but as you people probably already know, it's hard to decide with all the different options out there. While I was looking, I noticed the different "pick punch" models and how they had come down in price in the last few years. To compliment the plectrum puncher I decided to purchase, I decided to get this. Why? More than likely because I always loved the blue pearloid color. Besides, it also got me free shipping when added to the punch which is always a plus.While I can't really say much about the selection of thicknesses in the pack as my stupid digital caliper needs a new battery, I can say that the picks punched with it are fairly flexible which make them ideal for alternate picking. If you are a person who wants a less flexible pick there is always some nice clear gel glue out there to double or triple the thickness (heavy - super heavy) by stacking picks and you can always take some wet/dry sandpaper or your girlfriend's nail file (don't blame me if you get caught) or emery board to give the picks some texture to grip. Hell, experiment and enjoy yourself because you can always make more.Now, to come to the price/value part of the review. I would have rather paid closer to fifteen for the pack, but you have to remember that it's pre-cut to make it easier to punch and it's all selected for you to have a variety of different colors. As to that end, it makes an excellent starter pack to experiment with and I would highly recommend it for that. And yes, you can only get four picks out of the ones with pre-printed graphics, but I managed to get 6 out of the plain strips by using the punch upside down so I could eyeball exactly where I was punching. I also alternated sides when I punched.To summarize, it's a hell of a starter pack and I highly recommend it to someone that wants to see what they can really do with a pick punch.

They break like other picks, I play my guitar "Hard" at times...But At only 15 cents a pick, how can you go wrong? I find it handy to make picks when I need them. The "pick a palooza" vendor was kind enough to send an extra 10 plastic strips when my order was short 10 strips. RECOMMEND.

Package arrived really fast and good shape. Except for the fact that 1 of the packs looked like it had been opened. There was only 12 strips and no pick holder. Other than that everything was fine.

I liked the feel of these, but there is not the variety shown in the pictures. Colors no where near as bright and there will be a white center material. However, they do work well and there were several thicknesses. All in all a good value but I got too many of the same dull colors with very few of the brighter colors.

I am using this product as a part of my wooden rings that I make. I cut narrow strips to be used as the inside of the ring or to make an inlay for my ring. I am very satisfied with this product and will be buying more in the near future. I recommend this product.

Great to make additional picks from all different options!!

Great gift, if you’re looking for something different

Hola he comprado el producto pero venían solo 2 de las más gruesas y una de las delgadas las demás eran medianas mi pregunta es que si tienen aún más gruesas mi instrumento que es como un arpa necesita más firmeza en la púa me pueden ayudar en eso?

Good product. Would have been better with colour all the way through the material.

Good thank