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Description
This is a Wedgie brand, model Wph001, headstock-mounted pick holder for guitar. They also make some for bass as well as picks.
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PROS
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Easily slides onto strings without damaging the guitar finish
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Holds multiple picks securely, offering quick access
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Compact design that stays out of the way while playing
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Perfect for those who frequently drop or misplace picks
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Affordable solution for keeping picks handy at all times
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No adhesives or clips needed, preserving guitar aesthetics
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Great for use during performances, reducing pick loss anxiety
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Lightweight and unobtrusive, ideal for both practice and gigs
CONS
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Can move or fall off with accidental bumps
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May lose tension over time, risking pick drops
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Small size may be easy to misplace without constant attention
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Some users find it doesn't fit tightly enough between strings
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We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Wedgie Wph001 Pick Holder.
Features and functionality
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The Wedgie Wph001 Pick Holder effectively secures picks, preventing them from falling out, even during aggressive movement.
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Use cases and applications
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It's suggested that the Wedgie can resemble a "bowtie" on your guitar if matching picks are used, adding a unique aesthetic touch.
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Based on 1 Review and 1 Rating
1456
Coolest thing ever, I wish it held more picks!
Long story short, I acquired one of these little doodads many moons ago, and its freakin great. I have it on my GibbySG, you could put them across a tune-o-matic bridge (some people don't actually rest their hand there, somehow. I do.) I guess, but mine is attached to my D or G string usually on the headstock. It stays in place decently enough, moving the guitar wildly would be no problem, but if you bump it even with your hand it will move a bit or occasionally fall right off. Mine is still in good shape however, and I will be buying one of these doohickeys for each guitar I plan to gig or even jam with. I do not know if they come in more colors or have larger size ones (not size for picks, for more picks I meant), however this will hold anything from a medium fender pick to my 2.0mm dunlop purples...have not tried it with thin but I am sure it would work just fine.
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