I have one of these on the wall in the guitar room ( its in the basement ). a couple weeks /year when its very cold the room will get down to around 40% , then I leave a wet towel draped over a music stand over night . I put it on the wall next to the door so I see the humidity level everytime I go in & out. Ez rather than guessing http://www.amazon.com/Taylor-Indoor-Humidiguide-Thermometer-100/dp/B0014X721M/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1424113971&sr=8-7&keywords=taylor+hygrometer
I think you should use whatever makes you feel good , and not care about what anyone else uses. because feeling good about your tone is all that matters . whatever anyone else uses to achieve tonal bliss shouldnt matter at all.use whatever tool feel right, there is no absolute right or wrong
I like the stadium pic , very thick but light weight and fast for flatpickin , I hold a pick and finger pick with 2nd and 3rd fingers as well, for that it felt a little awkward ( maybe because of the thickness ), but I could see havin about 4-5 of each on my amp for gigs
pretty much know everyone who comes to my place , and really dont care if they take a couple of picks I do it as a courtesy . I wouldn't feel as free to extend that same courtesy at $4 /pick . more to the point of what I meant, just jokin around
Ok I may try some , but I'm havin a hard time with $4 ea picks. One of the best guitarists I've personally known always used a modified bread wrapper clip. Ill have to guard em like gold , no leavin em out around the studio for people to help themselves as they tend to do .
wow these seem pretty pricey , I'm used to buying a gross of 351 heavys for about $30. I go through about 4-5 a night , toss them when the edge gets a little worn, never ( almost never ) drop a pick. whats a gross of these things cost $500. I think Im afraid to try them , I might like them
So what is the finish on a72 lp deluxe ? And what would you use to remove the "sticky " feel ? Edited to say,it was bought used a couple of years ago so I don't know what had been done to it ,I believe it sat under a bed in the case for almost 40 years
If you can play a 3-4 set gig and bend accurately all night then the larger dia / higher tension , the better . Although I really don't hear a lot of difference between a 10 and an 11 , if using a higher gauge makes my playing suffer , then the tonal benefit would not be worth it for me