Handcrafted guitar pick in shape of flow made of acrylic kirinite, white handmade plectrum best gift for guitarist - Storm Trooper Flow

Handmade gutar picks made of high quality Acrylic Kirinite.

Shape: Flow
Dimensions: Length: 30mm, Width: 25mm Thickness: 3mm

Handcrafted plectrums (sawn, carved, shaped and polished) using only workshop power tools.

Kirinite is a plectrum for aesthetes and precisionists who value:
- **Visual uniqueness** – each pattern is unique,
- **Bright, detailed sound** – ideal for solo techniques and fast passages,
- **Durability** – good resistance to wear and tear


**1. Basic Material Properties:**

- **Composition:** Kirinite is an acrylic thermosetting resin, known for its unique patterns and colors, often imitating natural materials (e.g. stone, bone).
- **Hardness:** High (approx. 90-95 on the Shore D scale), which places it between hard Delrin and stiff PEEK.
- **Density:** Moderate - the plectrums are lightweight but do not lose stability.
- **Finish:** Characteristic gloss and smooth surface, often with multi-layered patterns.

**2. Effects on Sound:**

- **Attack:** Bright and precise, with clearly outlined transients - ideal for techniques requiring articulation (e.g. fingerstyle, metal riffs).
- **Timbre:** Luminous, slightly "glassy" in the highs, with a neutral midrange and slightly muffled bass.
- **Sustain:** Shorter than in the case of metal materials, but sufficient to maintain clarity.

**3. Durability:**

- **Wear resistance:** High – Kirinite is resistant to scratches and deformation, even with intensive play.
- **String protection:** Smooth surface minimizes string wear, unlike sharper materials (e.g. steel).

**4. Playability (Playing Comfort):**
- **Stiffness:** Lack of flexibility – the plectrum is stiff, which requires a precise grip, but guarantees control over the dynamics.

**5. Comparison with Other Materials:**
- **Vs. Delrin (Acetal):** Kirinite has a brighter attack and a more decorative appearance, but Delrin is more neutral tonally.
- **Vs. Nylon:** Kirinite is harder and more durable, but lacks the flexibility of nylon, which is better for warm tones.
- **Vs. PEEK:** PEEK offers higher wear resistance and neutrality to the sound, but Kirinite stands out aesthetically.

If you haven't found in my offer the plectrum you are looking for and you need a guitar pick of an unusual shape, size and thickness, don't hesitate to ask. I am open to custom orders :)

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