15-GT_Tusq Pick Test

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Hi, I'm Dave Dunwoodie, Founder, Inventor and President at Graph Tech Guitar Labs.

Our mission statement is just five simple words, "to improve your playing experience".

Graph Tech's components are improving the performance of more stringed instruments than any other company in the world. In 1983, we invented the self-lubricating nut; it was the first nut produced using PTFE, and one of the industry's first black-coloured nuts. In 1990, we patented the only guitar saddle proven to reduce string breakage by over 90% -- String Saver Saddles -- and in 1992, we introduced the world to TUSQ -- man-made ivory. These nuts, saddles and bridge pins have proven to more than double the perceived volume of harmonic richness when you play.

Today, we make TUSQ picks, the world's first harmonically rich pick with built-in tone, and now, Ratio Tuned Machine Heads with innovative balanced gear technology that makes tuning, retuning and open tuning a easier, more intuitive experience.

Stay tuned! We've got more innovation and great products coming your way because our mission is: To improve your playing experience.

- Dave Dunwoodie, Founder-Inventor & Head Honcho at Graph Tech Guitar Labs

[bjdenil]

Scar-my-Guitar was doing some demos on these and Sean dropped it to show us the difference. Had to order like 5 packs of picks after that.

[srh]

I love the tusq year drop sharp picks but my complaint is they're NOT consistent! One pick my have a sharp tip and the next a very round tip. I need a consistent sharp pick and it's disappointing how inconsistent they are but for now I'm still using them.

[bjdenil]

I do wish that there were ones available that are a little bigger. They are smaller than standard picks which is harder for a dude with big hands.