21 Pack Guitar Picks with Organizer Storage Box, 3 Different Thickness Colorful Celluloid Guitar Picks Plectrums for Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Bass, Ukulele 21 Mixedcolor
Overview
This 21-pack of DUGYGA guitar picks gives players a ready supply of colorful celluloid plectrums in three distinct thicknesses so you can experiment with tone and technique without hunting for individual picks. The set typically includes seven thin, seven medium and seven heavy picks (suitable for strumming, hybrid picking and precise single-note work), all organized in a compact plastic storage box with internal compartments and a snap lid to prevent loss. It’s designed for beginners building a collection, teachers stocking student kits, gigging musicians who need spares, and multi-instrument players (acoustic, electric, bass, ukulele) who benefit from quick access to different gauges and bright visual identification.
Key Features
- Quantity: 21 picks total — commonly arranged as 7 thin, 7 medium, 7 heavy for a balanced set.
- Material: celluloid for a bright attack and warm body typical of classic plectrums.
- Thicknesses: thin (~0.46 mm), medium (~0.71 mm), heavy (~0.96 mm) to cover strumming, general playing, and precise picking.
- Shape: standard 351-style/teardrop shape for comfortable grip and versatile playing angles.
- Storage: compact plastic organizer box with individual compartments and snap-top lid for secure transport and sorting.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Three distinct gauges (thin, medium, heavy) let you match pick stiffness to style and instrument.
- Celluloid material produces a warm, familiar acoustic tone that many players prefer.
- Organizer storage box keeps picks sorted and reduces the chance of losing spares.
- Large quantity (21) offers excellent value for beginners, classes, and gig backups.
- Bright mixed colors make it easy to identify gauge at a glance during practice or performance.
Cons
- Celluloid wears faster than harder materials (nylon, ultex) and edges can round with heavy use.
- Plastic storage box is compact but may feel flimsy under rough handling.
- Not a single premium pick — if you rely on a specific feel or bevel you may prefer higher-end brands.
- Thickness markings are not permanently labeled on each pick, so color-to-gauge familiarity takes time.
Recommendations
- Beginner guitarists building a selection of picks to learn how gauge affects tone and attack.
- Music teachers or schools needing economical, color-coded picks for student kits and group lessons.
- Gigging musicians who want inexpensive backup picks packed in a small organizer for quick access.
- Players who own multiple instruments (acoustic, electric, ukulele, bass) and need different gauges on hand.
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