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The Dunlop Hotlicks .007 Lt. Medium pick is the precision tool every guitarist needs to unlock their full musical potential. Crafted with ultra-thin gauge material, this pick offers an incredibly responsive and articulate playing experience, perfect for fast-paced solos and intricate fingerwork. Whether you're a seasoned shredder or just beginning your guitar journey, these picks deliver both comfort and control, allowing you to explore a wide range of dynamics and styles.

Designed with durability in mind, the Hotlicks .007 provides consistent performance without compromising on longevity. Its light-medium flexibility ensures a balanced attack that suits a variety of genres, from blues to metal. The textured surface also provides a secure grip, minimizing slip even during the most intense performances. With the Dunlop Hotlicks .007 Lt. Medium pick, you can confidently express your musical ideas with clarity and precision.

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Ultra-thin gauge for enhanced responsiveness
Light-medium flexibility for versatile playing
Textured surface for secure grip
Durable construction for long-lasting use
Suitable for a variety of playing styles and genres

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Steve Albini

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Big Black

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Mentioned in this May 30, 2020 Reddit AMA reply.

KyserSoze94 According to Wikipedia, the way you get your guitar sound is from playing a guitar with a metal fret board and using a pick with sheet metal clippings. I’ve seen pictures of your guitar but I’ve never been able to find a picture of the described pick. Do you have a picture of it or at least able to describe it better?

steve_albini I use thin tempered copper picks, used to be Hotlix .07 [sic] but lately these ones: https://media.musiciansfriend.com/is/image/MMGS7/Copper-Flex-Guitar-Picks-3-Pack-Light-3-Pack/117500000950170-00-500x500.jpg

but I have my friend Terry Straker from Guitar Works punch the ends with a metal punch so they have a little notch in the tip. Imagine a little dot, about 1/8-inch at the very tip of that guitar pick making two little horns. That's what I play, and why the top of my guitar is so fucked up.

A picture of one of Albini’s punched copper picks (which appears to be a Hotlicks) was posted online by Facebook user TheFudlip on September 19, 2023. TheFudlip had previously written on April 4, 2020 that he had “picked up” the plectrum at Shellac’s November 22, 2013 performance at the Liquid Room.