Finger Picks D’Addario National Stainless Steel 4-Pack NP2SS-04
£7.49 Inc. Vat
National Stainless Steel Finger Picks produce a bold, bright tone, with increased volume and clarity in every touch. Each finger pick is moldable to fit securely on every players fingers. The industry standard since 1930, National Picks have maintained their original design and are still made in the USA
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National Stainless Steel Finger Picks produce a bold, bright tone, with increased volume and clarity in every touch. Each finger pick is moldable to fit securely on every players fingers.
The industry standard since 1930, National Picks have maintained their original design and are still made in the USA
| Weight | 0.1 kg |
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