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What guitar pick should I get?

What thickness guitar pick should I get? I'm getting a Mitchell MD100 Dreadnought acoustic guitar, but I'm ordering it online because there's no guitar center nearby for me to go to. So I have to order all my picks online too, and I don't want to waste money on a bunch of picks I don't want.

So, could you tell me which guitar pick you prefer and why? And also the sound all the different picks make? If it helps, I kind of like "bright" to "medium" sounds. Not too deep.

The short answer is, it depends. Each pick is going to have its own feel. They range in shape, material, and diameter. Typically a thinner pick is going to be softer sounding and a bit more conducive to strumming, and a thicker pick will be better for digging in to the strings for playing individual notes. If you do mostly strumming I would recommend a thinner pick. These are guidelines, but not rules. Dunlop makes a good pick. Good luck.

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