John Pearse Django Button

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Inspired by the legendary Django Reinhardt, the John Pearse Django Button is more than just a guitar pick; it's a tribute to the genius of a bygone era. Crafted with precision, this pick embodies the spirit of Django's innovative style, designed for guitarists who seek to capture that elusive, vintage sound. Made from Heavy Viscoloid, a robust form of cellulose, this button is both durable and resonant, ensuring that each strum delivers an exceptional tonal quality. With a thickness of .056", the Django Button offers a unique balance of flexibility and control, allowing musicians to explore dynamic ranges effortlessly.

Perfect for jazz aficionados and acoustic enthusiasts alike, the Django Button brings a touch of nostalgia to modern music-making. Whether you're channeling the gypsy jazz vibes of the "Hot Club of Paris" or experimenting with your own sound, this pick will be a faithful companion on your musical journey. Its distinctive design harkens back to the days when Django himself would improvise with whatever was at hand, even a trouser fly button. Now, you can enjoy the same ingenuity and creativity with a tool that’s tailored for today's guitarist.

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Inspired by Django Reinhardt's legendary style
Made from Heavy Viscoloid for durability and sound quality
.056" thickness for balanced flexibility and control
Ideal for jazz and acoustic guitarists seeking vintage tones

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mylittleeye

2828

about 9 years ago

A pleasingly unusual pick with a vintage vibe.

It's said that Django Rheinhart played with a trouser fly button as a pick... This pick is designed to honour that tradition. It's a chunky 1.44mm faux tortoise shell 1" disk that does look good tucked into the strings of my vintage style parlour guitar. Be aware, it can roll a long way when dropped!

It's very rigid with a smooth attack. I'm not too experienced with picks and I found the round shape took some getting used to but it's pleasing all the same. Angle of attack is very critical, I found it tricky to get a consistent sounds at first but the hand soon adapts. I'm not sure this will become my preferred pick but I keep coming back to it so I like it enough that it won't lie idle.

Roles:

Singer Guitarist Drummer

Genres:

Folk, World, & Country Harmonica blues Psychedelic folk

jimmarchi1

41010

9 years ago about 9 years ago

what a riot, someone makes a faux pants button! I love Django but doesn't your grandmom have a tin full of old buttons from the depression era? When iw as going through my Django discovery period I certainly tried a ton of tort, wood, and bone buttons that I got from my grandmother before deciding that I am not Django and that a modern pickw as more for me in a big band setting.

Wes Montgomery is easier to imitate, he just used the fleshy part of his thumb. Unless you've been maimed you can try to play like Wes for free.

mylittleeye

2828

9 years ago about 9 years ago

Yeah, it's so faux that the holes are just painted on - disappointed.

It does however have Django's face outlined in what looks like medium white sharpie on the b-side which adds to its authenticity. Oh wait, that's mostly rubbed off now - sad.

(star docked for shallow paintwork evoking melancholy at the transience of existence)