Hi, does anyone know of what brand that pick is?
Impossible to find out!!!!!
Hi, does anyone know of what brand that pick is?
Impossible to find out!!!!!
Where did you get it?
Looks like the H might be hand-done after the fact?
What color is it? Looks kinda black, but also looks like that might just be the photo.
I'll just keep asking questions because I don't have any answers.
I got it second hand in Europe! Color is black! The "H" logo doesn't seem to be handmade
No doubt about it - it's a Henze pick.
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Henze, well those picks are just great for mandolin! they sound amazing and fit well in my hand
Can you tell what it's made of? It may just be a visual trick of the photo, but it almost looks like it has a grain pattern to it, like lignum vitae.
It looks like a wood pick. The "H" might mean Heavy.
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Looks like it has some grain like horn might. Have you tried a logo search?
The "H" looks engraved,not stamped, at least to me, and there's some "shoulder" on the back edge.
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That's my pick! H is for Hank. Where'd you find it and how did it get there?
It's a Helios Artis pick, have a look here (sorry it's in german, Googletranslate should give you a good laugh). I don't know who they are, and they no longer seem to have your pick in their product range, nut the logo is the same. Before I started making my own, I used their galalith (Milchstein) picks, which I liked a lot.
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Well, thank you, Polecat and evderybody! It's by far the best pick I've ever had in my hand! Great sounding pick and great feel to handle
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