Same guitar. Same riff. Same signal chain. The only variable is the pick. Every number below is measured, not estimated.
What This Pick Adds
Each colored layer is a different playing style — single notes, strummed chords, full performance. The spread between layers is the dynamics-responsive effect.
SELECT A PICK
See What Your Pick Does
A 30-second guided tour
Low End
Weight & thump (Bass)
—
Body
Warmth & fullness (Low-Mid)
—
Core Tone
Center of sound (Mid)
—
Bite
Edge & aggression (Upper-Mid)
—
Attack
Cut & definition (Presence)
—
Sparkle
Air & shimmer (Brilliance)
—
Select a pick to see what it adds to your tone — or hit WALKTHROUGH for a guided tour.
Single notes
Strummed chords
Full performance
The Full Picture
Grey = flat pick. Orange = your pick. White line = dB difference. Toggle recording types to watch the dynamics shift.
SELECT A PICK
Low End
Weight & thump (Bass)
—
Body
Warmth & fullness (Low-Mid)
—
Core Tone
Center of sound (Mid)
—
Bite
Edge & aggression (Upper-Mid)
—
Attack
Cut & definition (Presence)
—
Sparkle
Air & shimmer (Brilliance)
—
Select a pick above, then toggle between recording types to see how it responds to different playing styles.
Flat pick
Selected pick
Gain curve
Anywhere orange extends above grey, that's energy the pick adds. The white line traces the exact dB difference.
Hear the Difference
Same guitar, same riff, same signal chain. The only variable is the pick. Toggle between flat and AttakPik to hear what the data below is measuring.
Open ChordsEm — A — G
Single NotesPentatonic, 5th-12th fret
Full PerformanceGentle → medium → aggressive
Nothing to hide.
Unprocessed DI recordings. No amp, no EQ, no effects. The pick is the only variable.
Coming Soon
More instruments. More data.
Spectral analysis across electric, acoustic, and bass is on the way. In the meantime, explore additional sound samples.
Great picks for both strumming and picking. Just wish they came in different colors, obviously nothing to do with the performance but still would be nice. Other than that these things are on point!
The grip alone makes it better in my opinion. I do get a little better attack with the 3s, but it’s so very slight. The Stealth picks are just as rugged.
These are a beast! Love 'em! When songs require more than a mellow sound with fingers these picks cut through the mix great!! Buy them won't regret if you need that extra bite in your band.