ATTAK PAK - AttakPik
ATTAK PAK - AttakPik
ATTAK - AttakPik

ATTAK PAK - FILL OUT YOUR SOUND WITH FLEXIBLE BUT AGGRESIVE PICKS

Size: 12 Pack

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Sound Meets Science The Attak Pak is the best choice if you are looking for a brighter, fuller sound while playing electric rhythm, acoustic, or bass. The Attak Pak offers a set of Attak Piks that give a recognizable amount of chime to any guitar or bass guitar. Accompanied by an aggressive impact with each strum, the Attak Pak is perfect for players looking to brighten their tone by boosting mids and exciting high mids. Available in quantities of 6, 12, & 24. ATTAK AMBUSH

AMBUSH

  • Creates a sound that has a stronger 12-string feel on your 6-string.
  • 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.
  • Gives bass a slap and pop sound while making each note sound bright and metallic.
  • Thickens lower harmonics which gives it a heavier sound.

ATTAK

  • Creates a sound that has 12-string feel on your 6-string.
  • 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.

Customer Reviews

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Nephew

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Kenneth C.
Suprised

Does what it claims.

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Henry L.
A pick with a different manufacturing approach

I pulled out my D28 to demo the Acoustic Attak picks. The strings are about 3 to 4 months old and have aged from time and use. I strummed with my old MRB pick and then with the Acoustic Attak pick. The difference was pretty amazing! These picks made the strings sound near-new. The brilliance and volume were remarkable. I had to ease up on the attack and play with a lighter strum. The picks didn't alter the tonal quality, they just enhanced it. It didn't sound like a 12 string but the sound had a "chiming" subtleness that, IMO, is pleasant. I'm a boomer and over the years I have tried picks made of different materials/manufacturing techniques as technology has evolved and these picks are impressive.

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