Dugain GUITAR BOXWOOD
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Dugain
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A Grip That Truly Changes the Game
Designed after years of research, the Dugain GUITAR BOXWOOD pick addresses a common issue for guitarists: picks that rotate, slip, or fall to the floor during playing. Thanks to its two dedicated indentations for the thumb and index finger, it naturally fits in the hand and stays in place, even when the attack becomes more energetic.
The boxwood provides an organic sensation and reassuring contact, while maintaining the necessary rigidity for clear articulation. The hand-cut tip aims for a smoother attack and better control of dynamics, whether you're playing rhythm or fast alternate picking passages.
Technical specifications
| Category | pick | Color | Natural |
| Instrument | Guitar | Quantity | 1 |
| Form | pointed | Thickness | 4 mm |
| Materials | boxwood | ||
| Type | guitar pick / plectrum | Tip | hand-cut to facilitate attack and alternate picking |
| Model | Dugain GUITAR BOXWOOD | Manufacturing | artisanal |
| Material | boxwood | Note | non-contractual photo ; color variations possible from one pick to another |
| Ergonomics | two indentations (thumb and index) for secure hold | ||
Questions frequently asked
What is the thickness of the Dugain GUITAR BOXWOOD pick?
Its thickness is 4 mm, which corresponds to a stiff pick.
Does the Dugain boxwood pick slip in the hand?
Two indentations dedicated to the thumb and index finger promote a secure grip. This ergonomic design aims to limit rotation and slipping during play.
What attack does a hand-cut tip offer?
The hand-cut tip is designed to facilitate a smooth attack. It also enhances dynamic control. Back-and-forth playing can thus be approached with clear articulation.
Is this pick suitable for fast back-and-forth passages?
Its hand-cut tip is intended to facilitate back-and-forth playing.
What material is used for this guitar pick?
The pick is made from boxwood, with a natural color finish. This wood provides an organic feel while maintaining the stiffness required for clear articulation.
