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...
are great. But playing
guitar tabs can be a real challenge if you don't have the skills to play the faster
notes. The Stylus Pick makes it easier to play even the most challenging tabs.
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July
1988: The guitar world is stunned as the pages of the world's best guitar
magazines are invaded by a bold claim:
BREAK
THE SPEED BARRIER!
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Since then,
hundreds of thousands of guitarists and instructors from around the
planet have used the STYLUS PICK, and praised its indisputable
benefits towards the development of precise, high-speed alternate
picking.
April 2001: For the
multitude of dedicated
guitarists throughout the world who don't believe that shred is dead, and who want to be ready for its
glorious return, we offer the original STYLUS PICK Kit, for the
original price, right here, right now. How can we do it? Easy:
We
created the STYLUS PICK in 1986, and we've been making it available throughout the
world ever since.
Use the Navigator on the left
to read the reviews, examine the purchase plans, or learn more about this proven
method for increasing your picking proficiency. Then, choose one of four simple purchase options.
When you receive your STYLUS PICK Kit, you'll be set for the best
$10.00 guitar lesson you'll ever take.
'Till
then,
Rock
On!
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Theory of Operation (Excerpt
from the book)
Each guitarist has his own particular style and approach to lead playing, and we know that there is no one "right
way" to pick fast. However, most 
accomplished guitarists will agree that maximum alternate picking speed is
achieved when playing from the very tip of the pick, to no more than the first
.125" (about 1/8").The closer to the tip you play, the less resistance there is against the string; and the less energy it takes to move the pick across the string.
The STYLUS PICK method was designed to help correct the natural tendency to "dig down" with the
pick in order to avoid missing the strings. 
Deep picking can result in the need to "muscle" the pick
back and forth across the string. Doing this at increased tempos while attempting to play a note with the left hand
for each stroke may make you seem like you're playing fast, but may also lead to some bad
habits which may limit your endurance and articulation.
The STYLUS PICK focuses on this through its unique design. The 360º conical tip is suspended by the support
cone, which protrudes from each side of the pick body. The widest point where the two cones meet is the threshold.
When the string rises ABOVE the threshold due to excessive digging, you go nowhere, because the support cone
will pull the pick all the way down, and stop the stroke. When the string remains
BELOW the threshold, you go everywhere, because the STYLUS PICK will roll over the strings without getting
stuck, despite slight errors in depth gauging and subtle differences in "upstroke down-stroke" inertia.
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Guitar Tabs are easier with the Stylus Pick!
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