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You can order our pick tins in 0.9mm or 1.4mm thicknesses.
Our 0.9mm has a playability that is similar to a Fender Medium, while our 1.4mm would be similar to a Fender Thick, but with a much warmer tone.
Thalia Exotic Wood Picks are crafted by slicing micro-thin layers of exotic wood and then bonding them back together with the woodgrain in a crosshatch pattern. The result is a very thin, flexible and durable wood pick with a warm tone that sounds better with each use. We offer multiple shapes and thicknesses.
Check out the overview video below for more details:
Our picks are made in the USA of 100% Santos Rosewood. Our 0.9mm picks are made with 2 layers of exotic wood and 1.4mm picks are made with 3 layers of exotic wood. Each pick then goes through a 24 hour tumbling sequence to soften the edge.
Our picks are made of 100% wood so they will wear down with use. They will not last as long as a plastic pick, but we think that you will love their tone and thinness.
Our thinnest pick, the 0.9mm is flexible and functionally similar to a Fender Medium. As a result these picks will wear out much faster than our thicker 1.4mm picks. These picks are made of two layers of wood that are crosshatched for strength. They are the most fragile of all of our picks. These picks are really made for users who desire flex in their wood pick. If you are a hard strummer the 0.9mm picks are probably not for you.
Our thicker 1.4mm picks will develop a beveled edge as you play with them and adapt to your picking style. These picks are made of three layers of wood and are far more durable. As a result, they really don't have any flex.
I use the Tri-Pick Shape Rosewood 2.0 picks because they mellow out the tone from my Martin CS D18 VTS SS. Also, because of the tri-shape, they are easy to grip and I can rotate between the three tips to extend the life.
I love the tri-pick and use the corners and blades of it for different tones. Using wood in your fingers is easily the best feeling with a wooden instrument. No question.
The tone is warm and mellow, using the pick on my Martin acoustic! Unique and a nice change from plastics!...and eco-friendly.
I have used this pick from Thalia for the last three years. I use speed picking and I won't use anything else besides this pick.
Absolutely love the feel and the sound of these. By using the different corners of these I can adjust the volume of my guitar. The same pressure on the rounded corner gives a softer sound than the more pointed tip.
