Hi Roger Pratt
The pick doesn’t work for everyone. Flatpickers tend to like what it offers and a few thumbpickers like it, but I’ve found that, generally, advanced thumbpickers are rather settled in what they do, and my pick does take some getting used. The metal part is handmade from stainless steel and I have to get 20 bucks for it. For now, it comes in just one size. Doesn’t sound like I’m trying to sell them, I guess, but I do sell some. If you’d like to, you can send an email to
pickhinge@aol.com and get a reply page with photo and explanation about what someone has to do to use the pick, size, how to order, etc.
I have another video demo about the pick that I’ll post in the video section of the board just in case some might notice it there and possibly be interested. Thanks for your encouraging remark about my posting of that great old hymn and your interest in my pick.