Dunlop - 516PAKT Akira Takasaki Custom Primetone Small Triangle Sachet de 3
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The Dunlop 516PAKT Akira Takasaki Custom Primetone 3-piece pick set's triangle design provides great precision for lively picking. The Ultex brings out a crisp brightness, even with distortion. You can alternate edges to vary the nuances. Often, you can also stay on one side for even sound.
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Presentation
The Dunlop 516PAKT Akira Takasaki Custom Primetone picks are designed for precision. Their triangular shape reduces unnecessary movement. This is perfect for lively picking.
At 1.40 mm thick, this model is suitable for both solos and rhythms. It's a versatile choice, neither too thick nor too thin.
The Ultex material is durable. These accessories stand up well to long playing sessions, even in the heat of a concert.
Technical musicians will appreciate their precision, worthy of Akira Takasaki's playing. They complement fast and refined solos.
The grip is secure, even when sweaty. This model won't slip.
At 1.40 mm thick, this model is suitable for both solos and rhythms. It's a versatile choice, neither too thick nor too thin.
The Ultex material is durable. These accessories stand up well to long playing sessions, even in the heat of a concert.
Technical musicians will appreciate their precision, worthy of Akira Takasaki's playing. They complement fast and refined solos.
The grip is secure, even when sweaty. This model won't slip.
Features
Pick shape
Triangle
Artist
Akira Takasaki
Thickness / hardness
1,40 mm
Material
Ultex
Packaging
Pack of 3
Color
Blue
Other features
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Dunlop 516PAKT Akira Takasaki Custom Primetone Small Triangle 3-Pack
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Color: Blue
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Material: Ultex
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Set of 3
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Shape: Triangle
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Thickness: 1.40 mm
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Akira Takasaki
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Made in the USA
To find out more...
Akira Takasaki is a Japanese guitarist. He is a founding member of the band Loudness. He is known for his fast and technical solos. Takasaki is a major influence on Japanese metal. He primarily plays Ibanez guitars. He began his career in the 1980s.
