Timber Tones Wood Guitar Single Pick / Plectrum - Choice Of 18 Exotic Woods

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Timber Tones Wood Guitar Single Pick / Plectrum - Choice Of 18 Exotic Woods

Timber Tones Guitar Picks - Made from 23 different exotic timbers to give different feels to suit electric, acoustic, classical or bass guitar.

Each wood offers a change in tone so that you can to fine tune your sound. Plectrum dimensions are 30mm tall, 20mm wide and about 2mm thick with a solid grip and feel.

1 - LIGNUM VITAE - Janka Hardness 4500 - Lignum is very hard wearing and self lubricating thus we recommend this timber primarily for soft use on Bass Guitar. Lignum Vitae is also included in the Electric Four pack although we would advise against using it for shredding as Lignum does not withstand abrasion as well as Ebony.

2 - AFRICAN EBONY - Janka Hardness 3320 - African Ebony is a very close grained timber that polishes to a smooth finish, this ensures that you get a clean crisp sound. The hardness ensures that it can withstand the riggers of Electric Guitar playing. If used on an Acoustic guitar it will dramatically brighten the sound.

3 - MACASSAR EBONY - Janka Hardness 3220 - Although Macassar Ebony is very similar in hardness to African Ebony, it is a much more open grained material. This grain pattern is usually obvious on the surface of the plectrums and affords much more grip. If used on an Acoustic guitar it will dramatically brighten the sound.

4 - SONOKELING - Janka Hardness 3080 - Sonokeling, although only slightly softer than Ebony has a lot more abundant grain giving this plectrum superior grip. Recommended for Blues notes on electric guitar.

5 - BLOODWOOD - Janka Hardness 2990 - Although Bloodwood has a lower Janka number than Macassar and Sonokeling it has a much closer grain and as such polishes smooth giving very similar tonal characteristics to Ebony. As such Bloodwood is highly recommended for Electric Guitar.

6 - PURPLE HEART - Janka Hardness 2713 - Purple heart is on the cusp between an Electric Guitar and Acoustic Guitar use. Warm mellow tones can be achieved on an electric Guitar however the relative hardness of Purple heart is likely to slightly brighten the tones of many Acoustic Guitars.

7 - NIGERIAN SATINWOOD - Janka Hardness 2600 - Nigerian Satinwood is a very open grain and thus grippy timber. Although it is very dense the open grain nature of the timber lends itself to controlled playing to gain a slightly brighter tone.

8 - JATOBA - Janka Hardness 2350 - Jatoba is a very smooth, hard and thus bright sounding wood, not only will it create some beautiful crisp clear tones on an acoustic guitar but it also has clean blues / Jazz tones on an electric.

9 - MEXICAN BOCOTE - Janka Hardness 2200 - Mexican Bocote is a mid hardness timber and as such should not have a dramatic brightening or mellowing affect on an acoustic guitar. If the frequency of your guitar suits your ear then Bocote would be a good choice to improve the overall tone without impacting the pitch.

10 - ZEBRAWOOD - Janka Hardness 2160 - Zebrawood is a mid hardness timber and as such should not have a dramatic brightening or mellowing affect on an acoustic guitar. If the frequency of your guitar suits your ear then Bocote would be a good choice to improve the overall tone without impacting the pitch.

11 - BUBINGA - Janka Hardness 1980 - Bubinga is well known for its mellow rounded tones on an acoustic guitar. If the frequency of your guitar is slightly too bright for your ear then Bubinga may add some mid and lower tones on most guitars.

12 - SANTOS ROSEWOOD - Janka Hardness 1780 - Santos Rosewood is by far our most popular plectrum for those seeking a balanced blues / Jazz tone. Many articles written about Timber Tones plectrums come back to Santos Rosewood as the stand out timber n the collection.

13 - AFRORMOSIA - Janka Hardness 1560 - Afrormosia is amongst the softer woods recommended for Acoustic Guitar and as such will add some mellow tones to most makes of Acoustic Guitar.

14 - AFRICAN SAPELE - Janka Hardness 1510 - African Sapele has very nice balanced warm tones. It should add some depth to most Acoustic Guitars emphasising the lower and mid range frequencies.

15 - CURLY MAPLE - Janka Hardness 1450 - Curly Maple has very nice balanced warm tones. It should add some depth to most Acoustic Guitars emphasising the lower and mid range frequencies.

16 - COCOBOLO - Janka Hardness 1140 - Cocobolo has very nice warm tones. It should add some depth to most Acoustic Guitars emphasising the lower and mid range frequencies. Cocobolo is the softest timber that we recommend for Acoustic Guitar. Although it adds some beautiful warm tones it must be noted that this comes with a trade off of a shorter than usual life.

17 - OVANGKOL - Janka Hardness 900 - Ovangkol has beautiful warm tones although its hardness level limits its recommended use to Nylon Strung guitars.

18 - AFRICAN MAHOGANY - Janka Hardness 830 - African Mahogany has very warm tones however due to its relative softness it is only recommended for use on Nylon strung Guitars.

19 - SUGAR MAPLE - NEW - Recommended for acoustic guitar. One of the softest timbers in the TT range.

20 - IRONWOOD - NEW - Recommended for electric guitar with a hardness that gives a clean, crisp tone.

21 - BURMESE ROSEWOOD - NEW - Recommended for any type of guitar. Gives a warm mellow tone.

22 - THAI ROSEWOOD - NEW - medium hardness timber, which is relatively frequency neutral. Although it will add some depth to the tone of most acoustic guitars, it will do so without dramatically altering the frequency of the tone.

23 - MIMOSA - NEW - Janka Hardness of 1718. Recommended for acoustic guitar

24 - INDIAN CHESTNUT - NEW - Recommended for electric guitar. Hard density with slightly warmer edge than Ebony

25 - ALMONDWOOD - NEW - Recommended for electric guitar. Almond Wood is a medium soft timber which will add a good level of warmth to the tone of most Acoustic Guitars.

26 - MALAY EBONY - NEW - Recommended for electric guitar. Hard density with slightly warmer edge than Ebony. Will brighten acoustic guitar tones

27 - BURMA PADAUK - NEW - Recommended for acoustic guitar. Close grained, high density wood for clear bright tones

28 - THAI SINDORA - NEW - Recommended for acoustic guitar. The softest density in the range for warm tones

29 - PALE MOON EBONY - NEW - Recommended for any guitar. Softer lighter coloured fibers are complemented by harder strands of dark brown for a varied feel.

30 - COBRA'S SAFFRON - NEW - Recommended for any guitar. A medium density timber for neutral tones

31 - ROSE APPLE - NEW - Recommended for acoustic guitar. Medium soft density with warmer tone

Timber Tones Wood Guitar Single Pick / Plectrum - Choice Of 18 Exotic Woods

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