
“AoS picks are my go-to, especially when I need precision for West African melodies. The light versions of the Bikini and Heartbeat Jazz get the job done! The designs truly fill in my grip and can be effortlessly adjusted.”
– Theophilus Akai
– Theophilus Akai

“I’ve always used the jazz III picks until I tried out the picks from Anatomy Of Sound. I’m now only using the Heart Beat 3D Jazz Picks.
I’m honored using their product and these picks really stepped up my playing to the next level!
I love how they are designed and they feel perfect in my hand. My alternate picking works even better than before.”
– Eric Assarsson
I’m honored using their product and these picks really stepped up my playing to the next level!
I love how they are designed and they feel perfect in my hand. My alternate picking works even better than before.”
– Eric Assarsson

“I’ve been using the Heartbeat rigid pick ever since meeting Larry at the Dallas Guitar Festival…they have the punchy articulation I need, a solid grip, and they last a long time unlike picks I had been using in the past!”
– Brandon Scott Coleman
– Brandon Scott Coleman

“For years I used Dunlop Jazz picks, I thought I had found the perfect pick. That’s until I met Larry. He let me try his bikini jazz pick and I was instantly in love! The pick has incredible grip, longevity and everyone who touches one can feel the magic! For someone like myself, who is constantly playing, this pick is perfect. I’ll never use another pick again!”
– Chris Tras
– Chris Tras

“The second the Heartbeat Jazz pick fell into my hands, it was love at first sight. The pick feels amazing and provides the perfect attack for every note played.”
– Bee Niranon
– Bee Niranon

“I never played with picks because of how clunky they felt in my hand but Anatomy of Sound’s shape and design were a perfect fit. This coupled with the tone they produce and their comfort that lasts all night long was a total game changer for me and I am now a pick convert.”
– The Sea Tease
– The Sea Tease

“Anatomy of Sound picks with their unique design, have been a great help in healing my picking hand. I’ve tried many picks in the past, spending a lot of money to no avail. The first time I tried the AoS pick, its design kinda intimidated me; but when you pick it up, it automatically goes to the playing position without fumbling. This was a breakthrough for me. For the first time I had no pain in my hand and forearm. My favorite picks are the Heart Attack Rigid Guitar Picks. They just feel creamy to me. Start with a sampler pack to find your favorite pick!”
– Mico Ong
– Mico Ong

“I use the black Bikini Power Pick when I’m playing bass with a pick because these picks not only sound great and are highly responsive, but the design is really comfortable and does not tire the hand as much as regular picks. When I’m playing guitar, I love using the Bikini Jazz Pick because it solves the issues I found with the Jazz III pick, and has made me a true believer in AoS! Highly recommended!”
– Brian Lottermann
– Brian Lottermann

“When I tried one for the first time I fell in love. The unique shape and design looks wild at first but when you try it, it feels like home.”
– Matt Stanley
– Matt Stanley

“Anatomy of Sound guitar picks are awesome! The Heartbeat Jazz Pick is perfect for me. It’s comfortable and has nice tone.”
– Kazuki Tokaji
– Kazuki Tokaji
Drawing inspiration from music, culture, art, nature, and design from around the world; California based Anatomy of Sound has created a new way to make music by taking the guitar pick to new dimensions.
We are dedicated to:
- Providing musicians with the finest guitar picks.
- Development of unique 3D designs.
- Quality products made with superior materials.
- Providing exceptional feel and playability,
- Producing signature sounds and superior tone.
We provide tools that:
- Inspire you to play
- Aid in the advancement of skills
- Challenge you to experiment and have fun!
What pick is right for me?
Try out our handy Pick Comparison tool.
For the hardcore plectrum aficionado, we have also created a Pick Comparison Chart.
