The Stealth standard 2 and the Stealth standard 1.5 are the only picks I’ve used for the last several years. They give me precise articulation and great tone all in one pick. I won’t play with anything else.
Very well made and the custom logo engraving is CLEAN!!!! Having my logo on some of my favorite acrylic picks in fun colors to give out at trade shows has been a great way to connect and network!
Gravity picks are by far the best picks I have tried in my 10 years playing guitar!!! Very reliable and VERY WELL MADE!!! My fave’s are striker, razer std size with the thickness being 2mm to 3mm!!!! I’m waiting for another pair of Striker Std size (4mm&6mm) with speed bevels arriving today!!! The colors are stunningly amazing and again the quality is always there on each guitar pick!!!
God bless Gravity Picks 🙌🙌
For me the best picks. Perfect size, thickness, super fast, clear clean and loud sound.
very happy w/ my Stealth 3mm XL with the 20% larger grip holes
I really like the triangle grips but wish they were a bit larger to really hold onto but the 3mm picks make a huge difference giving me a fat tone no other pick has come close to.
fast service and delivery!
I had a few Colored Gold Series picks engraved with my band name on them. They came out great. Awesome picks! I got 1.0 and it’s perfect for me. They sound great. I particularly like them for bright guitars and amps as they smooth things out. Highly recommended!
The 2mm acrylic picks are amazing. I never thought I’d like a thick pick, but these really work for me. The combination of the thickness and material allows me to hold it without loosing my grip. I have both the master and polished finish. I use the former with my half-flat wound electric and polished with my acoustic.
Previously, I used your 2mm picks. But, since you offered the 3mm at such a sale price, I gave them a shot. Now I'm hooked. I get even better tone! Thanks guys!
I have limited feeling in my fingers and need all the help I can get holding on to a pick. I chose XL size Tripps in 4mm thickness with the "20% larger" square hole option, and they are very easy to hold! I have Master Finish and polished finishes. The Master Finish is grippier, but a bit gritty sounding on the wound strings. I prefer the cleaner tone of the polished. Good to have both, really. The custom engraving is a fun bonus. Great communication from the seller, too. Splurge a little a get some for yourself.
I play guitar a good amount, but am primarily a bassist. I got a few of these when I bought JHS pedals for my regular guitar rig, and really liked using them on guitar. Became my favorite pick, and I bought about 20 when there was a sale.
In 25+ year of playing bass, I almost exclusively played finger style (even when covering picked bass lines). I recently decided I needed to start using a pick on a few covers my band plays, to sound more authentic and give my fingers/forarns a break. I naturally grabbed my favorite pick. I had never liked using pics before on bass because I felt less connected to the bass and couldn’t be as dynamic and expressive. This pick feels thick, but soft, yet also smooth. You can really dig in due to the thickness. But the softness of the pick keeps it from sounding like your hitting/scraping the string. It has a slightly warmer attack versus most picks, which is great for cranking the overdrive without sounding clanky or shrill. The polished bevel versions slide off the string, providing a super clean release. The unpolished bevels add a little friction if you turn them into the string a little, which can also be cool. I like having both, but use the polished a little more.
Lastly, I sometimes like to turn this pick 120 degrees in my hand and hold it “sideways”. It gives me a more
leveraged grip on the pick, holding the slightly longer end meant for picking in my fingers as I would normally hold one of the other corners. And then I have a thicker/wider corner to attach the strings, albeit with a little less depth. It’s another option for me in terms of sound/feel.
Because I am relatively new to regularly using a pick… I have been paying a lot of attention to it so
I can do it well. But I wouldn’t want to use any other pick on my bass at this point, and I honestly don’t think I would sound as good (or as confident) with another pick… which is something I never thought I would say about any pick.
My case is plastered with Gravity pick stickers. What does that tell you?
It takes a little bit of getting used to but the benefits of the acrylic picks are well worth. They feel great in your hand and your tone is bigger and clearer. It’s amazing how much better you’ll sound.
Sometimes you just have to pay more to get the best, and these are superior to other picks.
I've been using the 2mm polished acrylics for years and always dug their tone and durability. Recently I've been using the lone 3mm unpolished Master finished pick that I have and I really like this pick! I like that it grabs the string and is (for me) a bit more touch sensitive. It allows me to dig in or back off with more precision than the polished 2 mils I'd become accustomed to. So I ordered some more and that's all I'm using right now. For Jazz I still like the polished finish, but for any contemporary stuff I am now a Master finish guy. Both are great.
For me it’s all about feel and these picks are the most comfortable I have various sizes and shapes and I am a collector of picks these ones suit me just fine thanks guys
Great picks as always in the nice jazz shape. Well worth the price to get the color and thickness you want.
The Gold series, while pricy, are still the best in terms of longevity and the sunrise and stealth 1.5 big minis top the lot. Superb definition, clarity and articulation as well as durability.
THE BEST PICKS I HAVE EVER USED BUT AT 18 DOLLARS FOR ONE...