Features and benefits:

➢ Convex and Concave Curves Provide:

• Increased surface area
• Consistent contact
• Smoother release or increased attack

➢ Internal Dimension Provides:

• Improved grip
• Alternate grips
• Grip reference points
• Reduced fatigue

➢ Three Different Playing Tips Provide:

• Optional grips
• Grip angles
• Stroke angles
• Variable stiffness or flex
• Attack alternatives

➢ Rapidly Alternate Grip and Attack for:

• Desired dynamics
• Picking or strumming
• Comfort

“I currently use the flexible Heart Beat and Bikini picks because they have all of the flex I like from a thin pick but all the tone I love from an AoS pick!”
– Jack Devine

“I love the Rigid Bikini Jazz for shredding gypsy jazz/flamenco on acoustic. I like the grip and comfortable ‘slot’ for my index finger. The smooth action of the pick tip and sides makes me confident when I ‘pick slant’ shred on electrics. Above all, tone is the deciding factor for me on acoustic guitars. It delivers a warm tone without any of the ‘clackiness’ I get from other performance picks.

I also use the Smooth Bikini Guitar for general strumming and lighter lead lines on acoustic. This pick produces a very dynamic sound. The grip feels bigger than the tip allowing me more control and accuracy. A plus for the studio!

I use Anatomy of Sound picks with the Hot Club of Las Vegas, in studio, and nightly in the Le Reve show Las Vegas.” – Mundo Juillerat