Fender California Clear Picks (12 Pack) for electric guitar, acoustic guitar, mandolin, and bass
Experience the classic feel of Fender no matter what guitar or bass you play. Fender picks provide comfort and high-performance flexibility for every performer, with a variety of sizes, shapes and thicknesses to suit the playing styles and preferences of every guitarist. Fender California clear picks come in a variety of vintage colors for a true shot of the West Coast in every note. These colorful picks also feature a transparent material with surefire grip for any performance.
Product Features
- Comfortable and familiar feel provided by the traditional 351 shape
- These colorful picks also feature a transparent material with surefire grip for any performance
- Heavy gauge picks are rigid and durable providing a smooth, warm tone with excellent attack
- Fender picks provide comfort and high-performance flexibility for every performer
- Sold as a convenient 12-pack
- Cool, Clear and Colorful
- 351 Shape, Heavy
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