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12-pack
Under 60 cents a pick. Enough to spread across cases, pockets and stands without thinking about it.

Independent shopping perspective
Twelve Pink Floyd graphic picks for $6.99. A cheap way to keep spares in every case pocket, or a small gift for a fan.

Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
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Under 60 cents a pick. Enough to spread across cases, pockets and stands without thinking about it.
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The graphic is on the surface, so it wears with heavy strumming. Playability is unaffected as it fades.
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Easy to spot on a dark stage floor or a patterned rug, unlike black picks.
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Fits any pick holder, mic-stand clip or wallet slot built for a normal 351-style pick.
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You are paying partly for the artwork. Plain picks in bulk cost less per piece.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Gauge is printed on the pick itself. If you need a specific thickness for your playing, buy a pack sold by gauge instead of by artwork.
The pack is multi-colored and pulls from Pink Floyd artwork. Treat it as an assortment rather than a guaranteed set of twelve unique images.
Surface printing wears where your thumb and the strings contact it. The pick keeps working; the image fades first.
They are guitar picks. Bassists who use a pick can play them, though many prefer a heavier gauge for string tension.
Reference
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