Wooden Guitar Pick - Lignum Vitae Exotic Wood TT-PL-LV
Description
Wooden Guitar Pick - Lignum Vitae Exotic Wood TT-PL-LV
Lignum Vitae - Guaiacum officinale
Janka Hardness: 4500
Tonal Influence | Durability: Very Bright | Very Hard
Also known as: Guayacan, Palo Santo, Guayacan Negro and Ironwood.
Grows: Central America, Caribbean, Venezuela, Colombia
Description: The sapwood gives the timber a pale yellow or cream colour with strong interlocked irregular grain and a very fine texture. As the wood changes to heartwood it features a green tinge.This is an unbelievably resilient wood and may have up to 3 times the lifespan of bronze or steel when used as working parts. This might include: propeller bushes, bearings, pulley sheaves, wheels, mallet heads and bowling balls.
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| "Using a wood plectrum for the first time can be a breakthrough moment for a musician. Some will never go back to nylon or plastic once they’ve tried it. It opens up a whole new avenue for modifying your tone and expands on the choices a musician will already have made with regard to the guitar itself and choices of strings. It is very liberating to be able to produce a brighter or warmer sound simply through changing your pick." | | ||||
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