They add a nice round sound that works well with jazz, and funk

Good for getting a warmer sound out of the strings.

I recently started playing acoustic guitar and these are the first picks i ever played with, they make a very clear sound and not a single one broke.

These look nice, feel good to hold, and make a nice sound on the strings.

In my opinion, these picks do produce a much nicer sound than the nylon fiber picks

I prefer their sound on nylon strings over finger nails.

great for acoustic, probably too weak for electric power chords but for acoustic they provide a soft sweet melodic sound that honestly kinda turns me on lol

These picks are fantastic and leave a good sound resonating from your instrument

You can not get a smooth sound when playing, only a raspy tone because of the rough edges

These are sturdy picks and they produce a pretty good, vibrant sound

The Fender Heavy pics are nice and sturdy in my fingers, and I don't like the lighter kinds (including the Fender, and other brand's, lights & mediums) that ended up flying out of my hands when I'm playing, and they sounded tinnier, & more like a bad piece of cardboard, instead of a quiet, unnoticeable pic sound, or the professional pic sounds that pop out, now and then, and is perfectly ok to have

These work great, though do not offer as warm a sound as rubber or felt picks

These work great, though do not offer as warm a sound as rubber or felt picks

I like the sound they give but man they just

I don't like the rubber or other plastic picks because I don't like their sound or feel.

The thin picks give you a usable brighter sound than the medium picks, but I use both.

I like these picks because they help in creating a really nice sound from my guitar

And it makes, no cardboard, no plasticky yucky sound, just the strings come through like a clear song

They just feel right, wear very well, and make a nice sound in conjunction with a good set of strings on my Telecaster

Work great, they are thin and give a bright sound.

Produces very clear tone on note attack, compared to the softer sound of rounded picks.

The crisp sound they generate from picking strings is sweet, compared to the ones that came with my acoustic guitar

They feel great , sound great , are durable , are reasonably priced , and the only ones I use

These are the right size and quality and produce a wonderful sound.

I purchased the medium set and the sound that resonates is warm and clear

Keep in mind also what you want for your criteria, like a loud or soft sound, and you'll find the best pic brands & styles for you

I think that "softness" is a large part of the nice sound

I like the sound and feel of these picks

, it's a clear, crisp, and not too muddy, nor overwhelming sound that these pics produce in my hands

The thinness of this "Extra Heavy" pick gives it such a brittle little sound that it's completely useless to me...except maybe to use as a template for grinding a 2mm Dunlop 500 down to the size I wish they were.

but the sound I get from them is worth it.

These not only look great but they also create a great sound!

They make my Yamaha guitar give off a nice sound.

Durable and good sound against strinfs

The sound quality is very good because the thin picks let the strings drag out for a nice sound

I only use thin picks as I use them on a classical guitar and don't like the way thicker picks sound.

I absolutely love the sound I get with California Clears, however they tend to snap quite easily (compared to a typical Fender pick which just wears down over time)

These picks make a comfortable sound, and do their job well

I love the sound and the size is perfect for big fat fingers.

Other than that, the picks are good, seem to be durable and produce a nice sound.

The sound you get from this is amazing!

The Planet Waves picks all seem to be a little muddy-sounding

I love this picks I got a really clear sound and the shipping was super fast and the picks were in there original packaging