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LORDWORLD
A 25-pack of blended acrylic and nitrate picks delivering warmer tone with strong output and grip in a black pearl Jazz shape
The LORDWORLD Acrylux Nitra Standard 25 pack supplies blended acrylic and nitrate plectrums shaped for Jazz playing. Each pick delivers a warmer tone with strong output and reliable grip. The black pearl finish adds a distinctive look to the batch. A bulk quantity keeps spares on hand for sessions or gigs.
Guitarists wanting a Jazz profile with enhanced grip and a richer voice will find these suitable. Players who prefer brighter attack, thinner gauges or standard teardrop shapes should consider other options. The pack size suits regular use but may exceed the needs of occasional hobbyists.
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The product is supplied as a 25-count bulk pack with the part number 1AN7-25.
The blend is designed to produce a warmer tone while delivering strong output and grip, and the picks come in a black pearl Jazz shape.
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