How Attak Piks Perform on a 12-String Guitar - Acoustik Attak 

Attak Piks are able to bring out enhanced harmonics on your 12-string acoustic guitar. Check out how they perform in this video.
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Acoustik Attak guitar picks feature raised structures on their tips. This allows Attak Piks to provide various sound enhancements such as desirable harmonics, tone brightness, and percussive effects. Check out our guitar picks for all skill levels here: tinyurl.com/mw...
With a single pluck of a string, Attak Pik structures produce a pattern of multiple strikes which produces a series of waves at different times. This results in a greater complexity in wave action when compared to that produced from traditional picks.Try one out to see for yourself!
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Inspired in part by Led Zeppelin’s pick-playing multi-instrumentalist John Paul Jones, musicians Mark Labbe and Michael DePietro crafted their own variation of that band's "The Lemon Song" - They simply made lemonade out of the deficiencies they found in standard flat picks by creating their new Acoustic Attak brand of revolutionary 3D guitar and bass “piks.” The patented series debuted with the “Attak” and “Ambush” models, each designed to achieve similar effects to electronic pedals or equalizers. Unlike standard plectrums, Acoustik Attak Piks feature patented sets of ridges, bumps, diamonds and other designs on the top and bottom sides of their attack zone tips. These create multiple strikes on strings enhanced harmonics, and new frequencies that were literally unheard of beforehand. Acoustik Attak has since innovated a range of picks where sound meets science to deliver unique contours, bevels, and raised formations, specifically engineered to manipulate sound.
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