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SOUND MEETS SCIENCE

Attak Pik guitar picks have raised structures on their tips. With a single pluck of a string, these structures produce a pattern of multiple strikes  which produces a series of waves at different times. This results in a greater complexity in wave action when compared to that produced from traditional picks. In turn, Attak Piks lead to various sound enhancements such as desirable harmonics, tone brightness, and percussive effects.

ATTAK

$5.99

  • Brings out 12-string harmonics on your 6-string acoustic guitar

  • Open chords become more compressed together with each note still clear

  • Adds a somewhat percussive effect to your tone

  • Cuts through reverb on electric guitars while evening out chord extensions

  • Brightens bass guitars without losing the low end

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AMBUSH

$5.99

  • Provides the same brightening effect of Attak, but with more impact creating a more percussive sound

  • Great for blues on electric guitar giving each note purpose and evens out the volume of each note

  • Picking each note sounds extremely compressed on the attack

  • Gives bass a slap and pop sound while making each note sound bright and metallic

  • Thickens lower harmonics which gives it a heavier sound and big feel

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BLADE 

$5.99

  • Harmonically enhances midrange frequencies, which is where clarity and punch sit for guitars

  • Semi-flex structure allows the player to maintain their ability to sweep and tremolo pick

  • Pairs well with distorted and overdriven effects cutting through the mix to provide more clarity

  • Produces a compressed sound when picking individual notes, and can produce a “wah effect” when overdriven

  • Mitigates some of the muddiness of excess string resonance at lower range frequencies

$5.99

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$7.49

Swipe right for ARSENAL

$10.99

“Takes you to creative places you might not normally have traveled.” 

- Brian Goss


Acoustik Attak is pleased to support Sweet Relief Musicians Fund; their COVID-19 Fund provides emergency financial assistance for musicians and music industry professionals financially impacted by the pandemic.


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REVIEWS

“The more time you spend with this pick in your hand, the more applications and possibilities will appear.” - Jacob Rozmajzl

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So I have been playing with these for the last few days, and I’m stunned. They sound amazing with the high gain and drop C tuning I run. I love how they bite the strings, especially the ambush. There was a little bit of a learning curve at first but I’m becoming better and faster with them quickly. Thanks again. I will definitely be buying more soon!

- Marcus P., Los Gatos, CA

 I just got my attak piks and I am a very happy man. I just started to learn electric funaral 2 days ago, It’s a very simple song but ya know when Iommi hits the 3 GBE strings at the 12th fret three times? When I did it I couldn’t for the life of me get that sound right. That was the first song I tried and I nailed that SOB, sounded just like Iommi. I am busting. Fixin to order ambush next. Thanks to all who run this wonderful company.

- David J., JACKSON, MS

I placed an order for attak and ambush picks. First let me say I was very pleased with the customer service. Usps lost my initial package and attak customer service was very responsive and ultimately ended up sending another shipment. The picks themselves are very cool – I was impressed with how bright it made the guitar sound when compared to a regular pick. I’ll definitely be experimenting with these more.

- Eric B., Ashburn, VA


I’m always on the lookout for new plectrum designs so when I learned about Attakpik I was eager to try one. Attakpik a lot of grit to power chords and adds a “chunk” to lower string comping. It’s now included in my pick arsenal.

- Kim C., San Francisco, CA



Once you get a feel for the pick’s increased grip on the strings you’ll naturally start to relax a bit. You’ll start letting the pick do more of the work and it snowballs from there. I’ve been getting more dynamics out of my playing with less physical effort. Now that I’ve played Attak Pik for a few months I can’t see not having some on-hand. I’m pretty excited to see what else this new technology can do.

- Keith D., Nashville, TN