Guitar Picks: Compare Listings & Prices
Catalog refreshed October 19, 2026
Content revised October 28, 2026
Browse 20 listings for Guitar Picks, including options from Gibson and D'Addario. Compare product details and listed prices.
The 20 displayed listings with prices are listed from $4.99 to $69.99 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
Most are made from nylon, celluloid or acrylic, with some offering custom graphics or unique shapes.
Pick thickness and material affect tone and grip. Thinner picks (around .46 mm) give a brighter attack, while thicker picks (over .88 mm) provide more control for strumming.
If you prefer a specific style, look for shape names like Jazz, Standard or custom-shaped packs. Consider a textured surface for better grip, especially in sweaty hands.

Gibson Modern Guitar Picks, 6-Pack
Gibson
$9.99

Revolver Guitar Picks
D'Addario
$7.99

Meet The Beatles Guitar Picks
D'Addario
$7.99

Get Back Guitar Picks
D'Addario
$7.99

Full Color Custom Guitar Picks
D'Addario
$69.99

Single Color Custom Guitar Picks
D'Addario
$39.99

Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band 50th Anniversary Guitar Picks
D'Addario
$7.99

Alchemy Crypt Signature Guitar Picks
D'Addario
$7.99

Alchemy Skulls Signature Guitar Picks
D'Addario
$7.99

John Lennon Signature Guitar Picks
D'Addario
$7.99

John Lennon Mind Games Guitar Picks
D'Addario
$7.99

John Lennon Rooftop Guitar Picks
D'Addario
$7.99

John Lennon Signature John & Yoko Guitar Picks
D'Addario
$7.99

John Lennon Signature Animal Guitar Picks
D'Addario
$7.99

Duralin Assorted Shapes Guitar Pick Packs
D'Addario
$4.99

Nylpro, Jazz Shape Nylon Guitar Pick
D'Addario
$4.99

Assorted Guitar Pick Tin
Third Man Records
$10.00

Epiphone Pick Puck, Ebony, Exclusive
Gibson
$40.00

Gibson Standard Black Picks, 12-Pack
Gibson
$6.00

DuraGrip
D'Addario
$8.99
Questions
What material should I choose for a bright tone?
Thin celluloid or nylon picks usually produce a brighter, more articulate sound.
Do thicker picks help with chord playing?
Yes, thicker picks give more stability and can make chord transitions smoother.
Are custom-printed picks just for looks?
They function the same as regular picks; the graphics are purely aesthetic.