If everything goes well, I might just settle with V-picks. I'm more at home playing picks with center indentations or holes drilled into them. Gonna try the Euro models next, trying not to return to the Stubby.
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what's wrong with the stubby's?
Nothing wrong, bro. Just wear out too fast...
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