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Four black and yellow striped bass guitar picks in a pack

Dunlop Manufacturing, Inc.

Dunlop Manufacturing, Inc. EVHPT04 Bass Guitar Picks 4 Pack .60mm

SKU CH-QKEX-78CAK

Pack of four 0.60 mm bass guitar picks featuring the 1979 black-and-yellow stripe graphic and Max-Grip texture

  • Iconic 1979 Van Halen artwork on every pick
  • Max-Grip texture keeps the pick secure while playing
  • .60mm gauge balances flexibility with clear bass attack
  • Four picks in the pack keep spares ready
  • Authentic Eddie Van Halen signature model for fans

EVH Black and Yellow Stripe Picks

This four-pack contains Dunlop Max-Grip picks featuring the graphic from Eddie Van Halen's 1979 black with yellow stripe guitar. Each pick measures .60mm and replicates the exact model Eddie uses. The artwork and grip texture combine for a distinctive look and secure hold.

Suited for players wanting Eddie's grip and art

Guitarists who prefer a thin, flexible plectrum with a non-slip surface will appreciate the Max-Grip texture and .60mm gauge. Bassists or players who need a stiff, heavy pick for aggressive attack should look at thicker gauges instead.

Four picks provide spare capacity

The pack supplies enough picks for a gig and a few backups in a pocket or case. Heavy strumming sessions will wear the thin .60mm material faster than heavy gauges, so frequent replacement is expected.

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Price $21.99
Cheaper than about 99% of the 28 comparable items (median $411.99).

Specifications

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Questions about this item

What bass guitar do I need to use these .60mm picks with?

They work with any bass guitar; the .60mm gauge suits standard playing styles and requires no specific instrument.

Can I mix these Max-Grip picks with my older smooth picks during a set?

Yes, the .60mm thickness matches many standard picks so switching between them feels consistent.

How do I know the Max-Grip texture is working as intended?

The pick should stay secure in your fingers even when sweaty, and the yellow-stripe graphic from the 1979 design remains visible.

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