
“I fell in love immediately because of the perfect grip. The tone is crystal clear and sharp. The name Anatomy fits very well, because it easily molds well to my fingers and it’s very comfortable. I appreciate and I am happy being a part of this family.”
– Rafa Souza
– Rafa Souza

“Incredible grip and longevity. Shredding while keeping dynamics smooth and balanced was never easier. AoS guitar picks made my expression and creativity seem effortless.”
– Kiriakos GP
– Kiriakos GP

“Anatomy of sound picks are solid and sturdy. The grip on the pick is awesome! It sticks on my finger like glue. Some of the benefits of the picks are tremolo picking and palm mute. When I use all these features, I don’t need to worry about shredding at all. I’m always excited to use this pick.”
– Seb Braganza
– Seb Braganza

“The picks are smooth and sexy! I recommend them to any player, beginner to advanced.”
– Jamie Dupuis
– Jamie Dupuis

“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
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

“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

“I’ve always been a pretty straight-forward guitar player, and a standard .73-guage pick guy, but I fell in love with the jazz Heart Beat pick from Anatomy of Sound. Now I don’t use anything else.
AoS picks have several different angles and different gauges all within a single pick. You can do so much more with these guitar picks than anything out on the market. No matter what style you’re playing, these guitar picks are king to all else.”
– Joey Beath, founder of Graveyard Witch
AoS picks have several different angles and different gauges all within a single pick. You can do so much more with these guitar picks than anything out on the market. No matter what style you’re playing, these guitar picks are king to all else.”
– Joey Beath, founder of Graveyard Witch

“Anatomy of Sound guitar picks are definitely one of a kind. With their unique design in both the Soundwave pick, along with the Bikini design. Both have such unique quality to them.
The Bikini designed pick is my favorite. I am able to hold the pick without ever dropping it, because of the thumb and finger grip the pick has. It also has a thin side along with a thick side. So whether you are playing rhythm or doing solos that day, the pick is meant for both. Also, the material the pick is made out of, gives the strum a bright tone. It comes out and through monitors beautifully… such a subtle yet amazing tone difference between picks that I have used in the past.
The Soundwave pick is AWESOME as well. While the pick is structured on two different levels, it hits a single string twice on the way down because of its curvature, kind of making it sound like you are playing a 12 string.
The qualities of these picks are awesome. Each curve was made with great detail, and it shows.”
– Sydney Maxine
The Bikini designed pick is my favorite. I am able to hold the pick without ever dropping it, because of the thumb and finger grip the pick has. It also has a thin side along with a thick side. So whether you are playing rhythm or doing solos that day, the pick is meant for both. Also, the material the pick is made out of, gives the strum a bright tone. It comes out and through monitors beautifully… such a subtle yet amazing tone difference between picks that I have used in the past.
The Soundwave pick is AWESOME as well. While the pick is structured on two different levels, it hits a single string twice on the way down because of its curvature, kind of making it sound like you are playing a 12 string.
The qualities of these picks are awesome. Each curve was made with great detail, and it shows.”
– Sydney Maxine

“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

“I’ve never been particular about a pick before, but when I came across the Anatomy of Sound 3D Guitar Picks that changed. AoS picks help me play the guitar smoothly and make it easy to control nuance.”
– Yamato Mori
– Yamato Mori
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.
