We're using 2 pieces of cardboard glued together so that when you make an incision for your picks, they stay trapped between the layers and make a stable anchor point for them. In order to display the picks, we use an empty CD case to hold the cardboard in place and to give you easy access to them.

Teardrop shape and standard shape guitar picks are simply the most common shapes for plectrums, and globally famous by every single guitar player. You cannot go wrong if you use one of these shapes for your first guitar pick.

In general, thinner picks are better for acoustic guitars. Many players also favor nylon picks. A pick with acoustic guitar sounds best with a light touch. If you want your guitar's wood to do its thing and let the natural tone shine, the best technique is strumming or picking gently.

Different qualities like shape, thickness, or material, make guitar picks very different tools for different requirements. You will learn a lot in the process of testing them and every fresh input can help keep your motivation at the highest level.