Dunlop Celluloid Picks
Guitar Pick
Celluloid picks are relatively common and tend to run a little bit on the thinner side. They can be fragile and are ordinarily used mostly for strumming.
There are better materials available today for strumming (nylon, or even carbon fiber); and these picks are generally not much good for lead.
Our Take:
✓ Pros
✗ Cons
Material: Celluloid (Man-made)
Celluloid was once popular probably because it *looks* like tortoiseshell, but it really doesn't behave like it. In fact, compared to modern plastics it tends to be soft and brittle. Overall, it's not the ideal material for a guitar pick.
Stiffness
Quietness
Smoothness
Warmth
Density
📋 Disclosure
No commercial relationship; we bought and reviewed our own.
