This is a $100 guitar pick and it sounds pretty sweet
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Originally posted by UCshiNtfJ7Dj3nlh41a6M-kg at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R5yL5asWDM0
yo music is win? how do i get that strat toneee
You would get the same sound using a cent
If it’s magnetic you could magnetise it to the guitar after you’re done
The metal sound
You know, that’s probably $15 of silver.
just play with a coin
More useful as a necklace honestly ????
So? Did ya like it?
I ground one out of a quarter. Total cost .25cents.
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For 100 bucks, it needs a lanyard-hole
lol i permanantly have picks on the way from aliexpress bc they get lost so easy
Ngl I've been making silver jewellery for a while now and I think I might need to make my own pick of destiny
Pick slide it
when I'm in a wasting money competition and my opponent is an impulsive guitarist with disposable income:
wow, that's a lot to pay for the fender name (cause the silver alone isn't worth that)
As a mandolin pick?
Strings gonna be all messed up now lol. Especially the wound ones….
I’m really convinced Tony Iommi used a metal pick like this on “Heaven and Hell”. Can anyone confirm whether or not he did?
That's about five times thicker that I want a pick to be. ????
what a waste of money, you could get three ounces of silver for that price that thing probably isn't even a half ounce.
$100 for 10 grams of Sterling Silver. That's less than £10 worth of it. You could buy and cast several of your own for WAY less.
08:00 that 85k is the minimum pressure required to shear the threads off the barrel to cap interface. The actual explosion was obviously way higher than that (some has claimed as much as 150-200k psi, which is WELL in excess of ANY rifle's limits). I reckon the ONLY reason why the gun's cap didnt just go thru Scott's head is because those tabs on the gun's lower section absorbed most of the cap's kinetic energy so it didnt hit him as hard. Unfortunately, the flip side is that those tabs fragments are now moving VERY forcefully since they've absorbed the cap's kinetic energy. One shot up and took out his cap and the other went down and partially took out his jugular, went down behind his collar bone and punctured his right lung. In all and all, he's lucky nothing super vital was hit like his heart, altho his jugular and lung are pretty critical. But his police training took over and he handled that situation as well as he could manage it.
4:00 What yer thinking of are the lead pointed shells that are designed to mushroom and become a blunt hitting bullet that hurls ye back if ye get hit by one. However that silver red tipped round is an ARMOR-piercing round made of a hardened alloy designed to penetrate hardened metal objects. Some of those rounds have teflon coating, and the current military AP rounds have depleted uranium tips which are not only ultra dense but exhibits self sharpening characteristics to enable it to penetrate armor more easily. Obviously those kinds of rounds are *cough* kinda hard to get. ????????
Hmmm, let me see……10 grams of sterling silver! Most of these comments are 10 months ago and it's 4/24/2025 at the time of this typing, so it's worth about $10.80! No thanks.
You’re definitely going to lose it because it’s expensive. Think about how many picks you’ve lost over time. Like sunglasses. The more expensive the more they go “missing”. People complain about Murphy Labs and price. A $100 pick? That’s just crazy???? I’d drill a hole in it and use it as a necklace and if I didn’t have a pick I still wouldn’t use it???? it’s probably $10 bucks worth of silver.
that’s cool, this is how a gun works:
A gun works by using the force of an explosive propellant to propel a bullet at high speed. When the trigger is pulled, a firing pin strikes a primer, igniting the gunpowder, which rapidly expands, forcing the bullet down the barrel and out of the gun. Here's a more detailed explanation: Ammunition: A round of ammunition typically consists of a casing, a bullet, propellant (gunpowder), and a primer. Firing Mechanism: The trigger mechanism releases a firing pin that strikes the primer. The primer ignites, setting off the gunpowder. The expanding gases from the burning gunpowder create high pressure. This pressure forces the bullet down the barrel and out of the gun. Barrel: The barrel is a metal tube that the bullet travels through, and rifling (spiral grooves inside the barrel) causes the bullet to spin, increasing accuracy. Types of Actions: Single-action: The trigger only fires the gun; the hammer must be cocked manually. Double-action: The trigger both cocks the hammer and fires the gun. Semi-automatic: After firing, the gun automatically reloads the next round. Pump-action: The user manually moves a pump to load and fire the gun. Bolt-action: The user manually operates a bolt to load and fire the gun.
I must have it
You can use many things or make your own
Why is it so tiny
It is cool though
Wood ones look awesome !!!!
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You must be super rich!
100 dolla for a mere silver pick? I would use a silver coin for that work man
Bro its 100 dollars
For you
For indians its 8000 rupees ????
It's a bs gimmick.
“ have you ever seen anything this ridiculous?”
Yes, the guy who bought it ????????????
All jokes aside that’s a sweet guitar pick
Five cents will get you a nickel!
These are more for collectors than for playing. There are better silver picks and even modified silver pesos and dollars that would be far better as far as tone and utility. I have a few of these they all stay sealed in the box. ????
But it's not the "Pick of Destiny" lol
I have a box of my grandfathers old tortoiseshell picks from the 60s and they sound better than that or any other modern pick
Sound’s horrible.