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I prefer the side as well. So does the other guitarist in our band.
A big plus of the Killy pick is that it does not rotate or fall out of your hands like other picks (at least in my experience). I can play a whole gig and not worry at all about the pick falling out or needing to adjust it.
Had no idea used pics would be so high in demand...I have a bunch, I never use...sigh what to do...
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If you are okay with the shipping costs (and multiple trips to the post office), then it is worth it if you are not using the picks.
You really went the extra mile. The way you packed it in, it would've survived a moon landing.
**** Galalith GD Pick - $25
TritonePicks Casein 3.5mm - $15
Selmer Guitar pick - $40
Wegen GP250 Black - $10
If someone buys all four of them I am willing to give you a good deal on them if bought all at once.
Just to say - if you like playing with the side of a pick, you'll likely love the GD Pick that's left.
I'll take up the Selmer Guitar Pick if it's still available!
Any chance you have any Guzz S3 left? I'm willing to pay GOOD money to get my hands on another one.