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Dunlop Ergo Pickholder
Studio : Dunlop
by Dunlop
Brand : Dunlop
Model : 5006SI
Release Date : 2008-05-19
Publisher : Dunlop
Availability : Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Color : black
EAN : 0710137021563
UPC : 710137021563
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 10 reviews)
List Price : $3.49
Our Price : $0.69
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Product Description |
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Made of high-impact plastic for years of use. Sticks to your guitar with a non-marring adhesive. |
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Missing Item |
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I received this product on time, unfortunately I did not receive the bag of 24 guitar picks I ordered along with this holder. |
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It's like a marsupial pouch for guitar picks! |
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I have no idea why anyone would write a review for a guitar pick holder but... Anyway this little Item as you would imagine is really handy. I think in my 7 years playing guitar I have probably purchessed 1000 guitar picks. And at any given time I can find maybe one. Then you clean your house and they turn up everywhere "I don't remember playing guitar on top of the fridge.." This little guy holds about 6 picks snuggly in its little kangaroo pouch. I stuck this to my main acoustic guitar and instead of sticking the little pick inbetween the strings I just stick it in the holder. And when I clean and start finding loose picks everywhere I just stick them back in the holder. The little adhesive strip keeps it really snug on the guitar, and im sure a little goo be gone will remove residue after you don't want the holder anymore. Anyways If you actually read this review thanks and buy it you won't be dissapointed. Your everything guide -Andrew |
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does not work well |
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not that good, only fits some picks that i have, though all are the standard shape picks, doesn't work that well |
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Only for standard sizes |
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This is a great item, just make sure you have a separate place to keep all your custom picks, if you get them. But otherwise this is a great and stylish pickholder I might add. |
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NOT A PRACTICLE ACCESSORY |
The concept of being able to stick pick holders onto one's guitar sounds and looks appealing, but manufacturers need to come up with a better mouse trap.
First improvement would be material used for the pick holder. I would suggest rubber or some sort of rubber based format for holding picks.
These are made by Dunlop (I assume the tire company), so access to rubber residue should be no show stopper. Simply use the same molds to form these Ergo pick holders using flexible rubber compound. Don't know how cost effective that is compared to hard plastic.
The next improvement needs to be in marking somewhere on the exterior of the pick holder just how many picks it is intended to securely hold without all of them falling out when you pull out one.
That leads to improvement over the small metal clip that holds the picks in place.
Point is that this product needs much improvement that can be done. It lasted me only two days after attaching it to my guitar.
The first time I bumped it into something, the pick holder fell apart, thus I recommend better and more flexible materials that are molded into one solid piece - not somethng that has been slightly glued together.
I tried re-gluing the holder back together and gently replacing the small medal clip, but it either holds too many or too little picks, and when I try slipping one pick out - they all fall out.
Dunlop CAN DO BETTER! |
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