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Thalia Pick Puck Pick Holder Hawaiian Koa

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Management number 238415271 Release Date 2026/07/11 List Price US$9.98 Model Number 238415271
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<span id="bluejay"> <p>The Thalia Pick Puck attaches securely to your guitar, keeping your picks always at the ready. With built-in GuitarSafe Micro-Suction pads modeled after a gecko's foot, the Pick Puck sticks firmly in place yet lifts off slowly without leaving behind residue. You'll never have to search through a messy pile of picks to find the right one again. When inspiration strikes, your picks will be right where you left them. Made in the USA from high-quality materials, the Pick Puck is a must-have for any serious guitarist looking to streamline their playing experience. </p> </span>

  • The Thalia Pick Puck attaches securely to your guitar, keeping your picks always at the ready

  • With built-in GuitarSafe Micro-Suction pads modeled after a gecko's foot, the Pick Puck sticks firmly in place yet lifts off slowly without leaving behind residue
  • You'll never have to search through a messy pile of picks to find the right one again
  • When inspiration strikes, your picks will be right where you left them
  • Made in the USA from high-quality materials, the Pick Puck is a must-have for any serious guitarist looking to streamline their playing experience
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Brand Thalia
Inst type Guitar

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