First: I'm not hitting on you.
When the video started, I thought it was an old video from younger days.
You look good, man.
I usually defer to your wisdom when it comes to most things related to technique and such, but I'm struggling a bit with this notion. Certainly there are situations and styles where a thinner pick is more suitable. I use a variety of pick thickness depending on the particular need. If staccato is the order of the day, of course you would want a thicker pick, but light strumming sounds like Hell with that same pick.Thin picks are like training wheels.
Once you can really play, you never them ever again.
The Wegen mandolin models I've found are really great for my playing style regardless of instrument.
Those are great pics. I use them for all sorts of instruments too.
Thin picks are like training wheels.
Once you can really play, you never them ever again.