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Guitar Picks

Guitar Picks, also known as Plectrums, are the most widely used method of playing the guitar. They come in a wide variety of shapes, sizes, colours and materials. Also the weight of guitar picks is important for playing different styles of music. A thicker, 'stubby' pick will give you a heavier playing response to a lighter 'thin' pick.

With a wide range of popular brands to choose from, such as Fender and Dunlop - we've categorized our vast selection of plectrums into Light Gauge, Medium Gauge, Heavy Gauge and Extra Heavy Gauge to make the process that much smoother for you - allowing you to easily find the perfect match for your own unique playstyle!

We sell individual picks in-store, as well as Pick Tins and Multi-Packs to save you having to replace them regularly! We stock a huge selection of Jim Dunlop picks below, which are the plectrum of choice for new and professional guitarists around the world.

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Electro-Acoustic Guitar FAQs

  • What is an electro-acoustic guitar?

    Electro-acoustic guitars are simply acoustic guitars which have a pickup fitted for playing through an amplifier or PA system. They retain the sound of an acoustic guitar, and are not the same as semi-acoustic guitars.

  • What is the best electro-acoustic guitar?

    Some of the best electro-acoustic guitars are made by Taylor, Martin, Fender, and Yamaha.

  • Do I need an amp for an electro-acoustic guitar?

    An amplifier is not always necessary when using an electro-acoustic guitar. The unplugged sound will be exactly like an acoustic guitar, and an amplifier or PA system will only be needed when performing for an audience or on stage.

  • What is the difference between acoustic and electro-acoustic guitars?

    Electro-acoustic guitars are exactly the same as acoustic guitars besides for the fact that they have a pickup which allows them to be amplified via either a guitar amplifier or a PA System.

  • What strings for electro-acoustic guitars?

    Thicker strings can sound better on electro-acoustic guitars due to their clarity and presence. With this being said, any strings which are comfortable for you to play on will work and still allow you to get a great sound.