Description
This guitar pick advent calendar is a Christmas countdown for guitar players. Behind its 24 doors are 20 colourful guitar picks, 2 oud picks, a PU leather pick holder and a pocket-sized metal tin, so by Christmas they have a full pick collection and somewhere to keep it.
The picks come in thin, medium and heavy gauges in celluloid and wood, so there's something for strumming, lead lines and bass. It suits acoustic, electric and bass guitar, ukulele, banjo and oud players, from beginners to gigging musicians.
What's Inside
| Guitar picks |
20, celluloid and wood, thin, medium and heavy |
| Oud picks |
2 |
| Pick holder |
PU leather holder with press stud |
| Pick tin |
Pocket-sized metal tin |
| Box size |
About 31 x 21 x 4 cm |
Who It Suits
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Beginners - try different gauges to find a favourite.
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Gigging players - a holder and tin keep picks handy at practice and gigs.
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Bass and ukulele players - heavier picks and soft picks for different instruments.
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Collectors - a mix of colours and patterns.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What's in the guitar pick advent calendar?
20 guitar picks, 2 oud picks, a leather pick holder and a metal tin, spread across 24 doors.
What gauges are included?
Thin, medium and heavy picks.
Does it suit bass or ukulele?
Yes. The picks work on acoustic, electric and bass guitar, ukulele and banjo.
Will it arrive before Christmas?
Orders ship from Sydney on business days, and most metro deliveries arrive within a few business days. Order by early December to be safe for Christmas.
Fast Australian Shipping
Orders ship from our Sydney warehouse and GST is included in the price. We deliver to Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Hobart, Canberra and Darwin, as well as regional addresses in every state and territory. Orders are dispatched on business days and tracking is provided once your parcel is on its way.
Contains small parts; not suitable for children under 3 years. Pick colours and patterns may vary from the photos.
