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Hard or soft guitar pick

wesley12106
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Which is better for AC/DC and rock
Sonic32
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In my opinion, hard picks sound a lot better for rock, I use a hard pick now, But I did use a soft pick.
sup3rdude
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Agree with Sonic32. Soft picks don't cut it. They wear down too easily. I use Jim Dunlop 1mm and it takes a lot for those to wear down. But it all depends on how hard or soft you play
Dirty Deeds Ltd.
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Angus uses hard picks and if you use that then solo playing is easier. I use a medium pick but I just began to play guitar so it can change :P
acdc93ty
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Angus currently uses Fender Extra Heavy Picks
BonScott46t80
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Ernie Ball Super Slinky 9's Strings (pink package) and Fender Extra Heavy Picks (X-H) that's the way to do it.
AngusRudd1019
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hard, Dunlop 1mm just like sup3rdude
rhece6
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I've been using the same Dunlop 1.5mm pick for the past couple of years. It's quite rounded now, but you get used to it like that. I also have 2.0mm one's but I find they are just a tad too thick for me, so the 1.5mm works well. For strings I currently use Ernie Ball Skinny Top Heavy Bottom (Red Package). Before them I was just using regular D'Addarios. They weren't a very good quality string, The Ernie Ball's are very nice. But if you just wanted to copy Angus, then yeah, Fender Extra Heavy Picks and Ernie Ball RPS-9 Slinky's. But finding whats comfortable for you would be more important.


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