Herco® Vintage '66, Gold, Light, 6/Player's Pack

Very vintage feel. Awesome if you like nylon picks

This is a fantastic pick, better than the Flex 75. Great for classic rock and strumming.

The minimal grip on these feel more than adequate and less irritating compared to the Dunlops, which feel more like sandpaper. The description states that the Vintage 66 are slightly lighter than the Herco Flex. After trying the lighter two of the three gauges, I find this to be the opposite.Vintage 66 gauge guesstimates:Gold Light .78mmWhite Extra Light .65mm The light gauge (gold) Vintage 66 are slightly heavier than the normal Herco Flex 50 gold. The flexibility on the 66's is best described as medium/heavy. The extra light (white) Vintage 66 feel a hair stiffer than a Dunlop .60mm (which until recently was my pick of choice for electric guitar). There's something inexplicable about these Herco Vintage, I guess you could say they've got "mojo". Flexible enough for Miserlou (or Hot For Teacher) but without feeling breakable. I'm in lust with these lately.The only reason I don't rate 5 stars is pricing. They're literally double the price of Dunlops for a half gross, $14.99 for 36 Herco Vintage, same price for 72 (1/2 gross) Dunlops. Maybe it's higher quality material but I haven't noticed a marked difference in tone or durability. I'm still going to buy these again. If you're looking for nylon picks with "in-between" thicknesses, a custom feel, and with a kind of cool voodoo vibe, these will work splendidly. Brilliant!

My husband was a professional musician for over 30 years and he used Herco Gold Lights for over 20 years. He always told me that they were the best. When he found that they were making them once again we ordered a few to test them. They are still greatest pick ever produced! Keep up the great work....

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These are much improved over the Herco 75s. The 75s had a distinct 'clicky' sound against the strings, whereas these have none of that and produce a warm, clear tone. The thickness is about the same, but the material specs must be a little different. The raised surfaces of the pick feel just slightly shorter on these than the 75s, but still adequate. The shoulders of the pick also feel slightly narrower. Overall, the changes are subtle, but Dunlop got these right. I highly recommend them. I bought the Heavy and Medium; both are good. There's not a lot of difference in the thickness, so I would get both and see what works for you.

Not really much to say. They last a good while and offers a unique tone. I wasn't really liking how celluloid picks sounded, so I went for this as well as some other Dunlop nylon pick, and I like how they feel and sound much more.

I've always liked the Herco Flex 75 picks, but I started playing shortly before these so-called "Vintage 66" picks were replaced by current version and so I remember playing them back in the day. They're basically a slightly - but noticeably - more flexible version of the current version (which version has been around for long enough to be labeled "vintage" itself at this point!). I like them a little better for certain rhythm things, so now I keep a supply of both on hand.

Son muy cómodas, la textura y el relieve del logo les proporcionan muy buen agarre. Tienen una buena flexibilidad más no en exceso.Las recomiendo para rasgueo y ritmo, sobre todo en guitarra acustica.Si buscas púas para punteos rápidos está no es la mejor opción.

After trying many many pics over the years whether it be nylon wood metal carbon fiber etc i've now settled on Herco golds, classed as mediums although campared to other vylons it feels slightly heavier than competition. Great pics

Rock and Roll.

De loin, de très loin le meilleur médiator que j’ai jamais utilisé. Je ne pourrais plus revenir en arrière. Bien supérieur au modèle Herco Flex 75.