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Guitar Pick Set Rombo Mosaic (4 Guitar Picks) - 0.65 mm

Name: Guitar Pick Set Rombo Mosaic (4 Guitar Picks) - 0.65 mm
Brand: ROMBO
SKU: RMGB4
Price: 8.96 EUR
Availability: InStock

€8,96 EUR

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Shipping Information

Free shipping for orders over 35 euros

Color

swatch-graphite-black

swatch-water-blue

swatch-strawberry-red

swatch-honey-yellow

swatch-mixed-colors

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Attack

soft release

hard release

Flexibility

ridgid

flexible

Tone

warm

bright

Technique

strumming

note control

Product description

The Rombo Mosaic Pick Set (4 guitar picks) consists of:

- 4 x Rombo Mosaic | 0.65 mm

Excellent precision thanks to the wide-angled tip shape. A rare combo of a thin, but sharp guitar pick with extraordinary grip. These are the best conditions to achieve a snappy, fluid, articulated attack, featuring a small size to focus on your note control.

Material

Nylon

Shipping

Free shipping for orders over 35 euros

Safety Notice

Warning: Choking hazard! Small parts. Not suitable for children under 6 years.

The right size, texture, pointy-ness, and flexibility for me!

I'm very happy with these picks. The texture feels just right, so they don't slip, and the pointy tip feel great for fast picking, so I don't have to hold them oddly to get a small amount of pick. Just an all around great pick!

I was very pleasantly surprised and impressed with these! They’re thinner and slightly larger than what I’m used to, but the have amazing response and a good bite

Sehr gut

Excellent picks... I've been a Jazz III player (and other handmade variants) now for well over a decade and whilst these took a little getting used to (size and softness), they have transformed my playing from silyl jazz shred, to more nuanced, rhythmic and chordal playing - very versatile attack and different shades to get around where one is picking. Oh and I ordered 4 at the beginning of this year and I'm still only using the first two I got out of the pack!

Excellent picks

Great picks that feel great in the hand, finally a pick that doesn't slip out of my sweaty hands:-) Nice attack on the strings. Like 'em!!

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RETHINKING THE IDEA OF THE GUITAR PICK

We believe shapes, materials, and textures are completely essential to fully control every chord. Guitar picks can help us achieve this.

When it comes to guitar picks there are four main attributes: thickness, shape, material, and size. These attributes define 80% percent of a guitar pick.

However, the last 20%, contains improvements, and attention to detail, making the playing experience much more comfortable, giving you better results, and a more enjoyable playing experience.

These aspects are essential to get the most out of this guitar accessory.

guitar pick characteristics

micronodules grip structure

This grip texture feels great between your fingers

high-mirror polished pick tip

Low friction, increased durability and reduced pick noise

best material

High mechanical strength and stiffness means high durability.

variable thickness

Perfect balance between hold and attack areas. Increases bass tones and control.

ergonomic surfaces

Natural hold. The 3D surfaced avoid the turning of the guitar pick.

unique designs

Designs and colors inspired by nature. Two different surface finishes.

GUITAR PICKS DESIGNED AND ENGINEERED IN STUTTGART, GERMANY

Since 2019, Rombo has been researching surface finish and design in order to find the perfect balance between grip, ergonomics, and function in guitar picks and other guitar accessories.

We are Judith and Carlos. We both love music, guitars, product development, challenges, and attention to detail, so Rombo was the perfect excuse to mix all these things together and have some amazing adventures.

Inside rombo picks

do guitar picks make a difference?

Every guitarist has different preferences. Throughout our development, we have involved as many professional guitarists as possible, and asked them to define how their perfect material should feel.

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