alesis picks

[dobro]

I want to get more definition on the notes I play on guitar, so I've decided to use a pick, and I've heard that Alesis produce a line of nylon picks for various kinds of guitar playing, but I don't know where to start, and I was wondering if you could help me out with my query.

Which pick should I pick? I've seen pics of their picks, but I wonder which one *you* would pick? Some prick told me to pick my own pick and stop picking on him, but he was a Celt and I'm a Pict, so I picked this forum instead. Anyway, if you can pick up on what I'm trying to depict here in this epic post, or if you can picture what I'm looking for, please don't think I'm despicable.

Just help.

[man@work]

Perhaps if we plead, pictures can be posted of this
purported plectrum!!

[strmkr]

PICKY,PICKY!

[strmkr]

I was just wondering if they were digital or analog picks? I have heard that digital picks can be really cold and harsh sounding,but taping a vacuum tube to your thumb can really warm up the sound of the pick................

[MiXit-G]

[QUOTE] strmkr
I was just wondering if they were digital or analog picks?[QUOTE]

Alesis only make a digital pick,24 bit A/D converter.

I dont like them because they sound too "processed"

[B.SABBATH]

ice pic....... in the forehead.

[dobro]

Pickle in the left eye.

[Ginzoo]

and a Plunger up the poop-chute.