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This pick was custom designed and created for Kenny Smith. It is the exact style that he is currently using. The Kenny Smith signature picks are very similar to a TPR, but slightly smaller. This is the 60/1000 of an inch(1.5mm).
Kenny Smith pick with a quarter on top. Note the size. This is a small pick.
Quarters, Nickels and Dimes, if included in the pictures, are for size reference only. They are not etched on the picks or included with the sale. To use this reference, please place a coin on your current non-Bluechip pick and then compare to the pictures of our picks with coins on top of them. This will help you choose the pick that is closest to your current favorite size and shape.
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KS60 effordless picking...
Posted by Johnnie Öhlin on 11th Jul 2012
The KS60 is small pick but it fits my small hand perfectly.
It´s a very (VERY) stiff pick with a nice radius that suits me perfectly.
KS60 brings out an amazing tone in my vintage artist guitar (SCGC). I can work the KS60 with diffret angeling, positioning and shape my tone with ease.
Sounds good both up and down the neck.
It´s like the pick were oiled or greased...
There is no friction and yet it stays in my hand.
Ordering was easy on the bluechip website and delivery was fast to me here in Sweden E.U. just about a week.
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Do you have small hands?
Posted by Steven Block on 30th Aug 2010
I am absolutely delighted with this pick. My hands are on the small size, and I often had problems associated with the following: (1) the pick rotating in my grip, (2) producing a fast tremolo, or (3) getting a clear, consistent tone on the lower strings. All three of these problems turned out to be caused by having too much of the pick exposed beyond my fingertips and thumb, when held in the standard power grip. Switching to a slightly smaller pick (i.e., about the size of a nickel coin, not a quarter) solved all these issues at once, by allowing me to 'choke up' on the pick ever so slightly, yet still maintain it under the first joint of my index finger. The Kenny Smith pick has nearly the same corner radius and bevel as its larger BlueChip cousins, such as the TPR, and its tone sounds much like these on the mandolin, for example. But it's the perfect pick if you happen to have smaller hands. I am indebted to BlueChip for solving all my pick problems at a stroke!
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