TELEFUNKEN Delrin Guitar Picks 3 mm Circle White 6 Pack

Product overview

The TELEFUNKEN Delrin Guitar Picks 3 mm Circle White 6 Pack is a pack of six white TELEFUNKEN Delrin guitar picks in TELEFUNKEN's 3 mm Bass Circle style, the thickest gauge in the range.

TELEFUNKEN makes its picks from graphite-enriched Delrin, picks used by touring and session players on stage and in the studio. Each pick carries a textured TELEFUNKEN grip area moulded into the face, and the white finish makes a dropped pick easy to find on a dark stage. TELEFUNKEN names the 3 mm Bass Circle for the bass player.

Key features

• Graphite-enriched Delrin, used by touring and session players on stage and in the studio
• 3 mm Bass Circle: TELEFUNKEN's '3mm Bass Circle - 6 Pack' option
• Textured TELEFUNKEN grip area moulded into the face of each pick
• White finish, easy to spot on stage and in a gig bag
• Six picks per pack: six identical 3 mm Bass Circle picks, so spares always match
• Part number PLAS-067-WHT-6PK for easy re-ordering

The 3 mm Bass Circle

At 3 mm the Bass Circle is the thickest pick TELEFUNKEN offers, and TELEFUNKEN names it for bass. A pick this rigid drives heavy strings with a strong, even attack and full low end, and guitarists also use thick picks for warm, articulate jazz and lead tones.

Why Delrin

Delrin is a hard-wearing engineering plastic that keeps its edge and shape through long sets, and TELEFUNKEN enriches it with graphite for its picks. The material gives a smooth, even release from the string with a consistent feel from the first song to the last, and it is equally at home on steel-string acoustic, electric guitar and bass.

Choosing a gauge

TELEFUNKEN offers its white Delrin picks in six styles: 0.75 mm Thin Circle, 1 mm Thin Diamond, 1.6 mm Triangle, 2 mm Thick Circle, 2 mm Thick Diamond and 3 mm Bass Circle, plus a mixed variety pack. As a general guide, thinner picks flex more and suit strumming and light rhythm parts, while thicker picks flex less and give more attack and control for single-note lines, lead playing and bass. The 3 mm Bass Circle sits at the heaviest end of the range.

On stage and in the studio

A pick is the first link in the signal chain: the way it strikes the string shapes what the microphone or direct box hears. On stage, a consistent pick keeps the guitar's level and attack steady from song to song, which makes the front-of-house mix easier to hold. In the studio, using the same pick for every take of a part keeps overdubs and edits matched. Six picks in a pack mean the same feel is always within reach, whether one goes missing mid-song or a part needs re-tracking weeks later.

Care and storage

Keep picks in a pick tin, a strap holder or a stand-mounted pick holder so a spare is always within reach. Wipe them clean after a sweaty gig and rotate through the pack so the tips wear evenly. Replace a pick once the tip becomes rounded or rough, as a worn edge changes the attack and tone.

In the box

TELEFUNKEN Delrin Guitar Picks 3 mm Circle White 6 Pack: frequently asked questions

How many picks are in the pack?

Six identical white 3 mm Bass Circle picks.

What are the picks made of?

TELEFUNKEN guitar picks are made of graphite-enriched Delrin, a durable engineering plastic, in white.

What is the 3 mm Bass Circle best for?

TELEFUNKEN names the 3 mm Bass Circle for bass guitar. Its rigid body also suits guitarists who want a warm, articulate attack for jazz and lead lines.

Are other gauges available?

Yes. Shivansh Electronics lists every TELEFUNKEN white Delrin six-pack separately: 0.75 mm Thin Circle, 1 mm Thin Diamond, 1.6 mm Triangle, 2 mm Thick Circle, 2 mm Thick Diamond, 3 mm Bass Circle and the mixed variety pack.

Where can I buy the TELEFUNKEN Delrin Guitar Picks 3 mm Circle White 6 Pack in India?

The TELEFUNKEN Delrin Guitar Picks 3 mm Circle White 6 Pack is available from Shivansh Electronics, Kolkata, West Bengal, India, with delivery across India.

Workflow 1: Rhythm guitar on stage

Guitarists playing chords and rhythm parts at gigs, in churches and at events.

Connections

Setup

1. Choose a pick from the pack and keep two spares within reach.
2. Hold the pick at the textured grip area with the tip just past the fingertips.
3. Play through a full song at performance level to check feel and attack.
4. Swap in a fresh pick between sets if the tip starts to wear.

Workflow 2: Studio electric guitar

Recording rhythm and lead parts where consistency between takes matters.

Connections

Setup

1. Pick one style for the part and use it for every take so the attack stays consistent.
2. Record a test pass and listen to the pick attack in the mix.
3. If the attack is too soft or too sharp for the part, try a neighbouring TELEFUNKEN gauge (listed separately).
4. Note the pick on the track sheet so overdubs and repairs match later.

Workflow 3: Acoustic guitar recording

Singer-songwriters and engineers tracking steel-string acoustic guitar.

Connections

Setup

1. Choose a thinner style for strummed parts or a thicker one for picked lines.
2. Set the microphone and record a short test at full playing level.
3. Listen for pick noise and adjust the angle of the pick to the strings.
4. Keep the same pick for all takes of the part.

Workflow 4: Bass guitar with a pick

Bass players who want a defined, punchy attack.

Connections

Setup

1. Use the 3 mm Bass Circle for a strong, even attack on heavy bass strings.
2. Pick near the bridge for more attack or nearer the neck for a rounder tone.
3. Play a full song at performance level and check the attack in the mix.
4. Keep spares within reach for long sets.

Workflow 5: Finding your gauge

Players and teachers comparing feel and tone across thicknesses.

Connections

Setup

1. Line up the 3 mm Bass Circle with other TELEFUNKEN styles, or start with the mixed variety pack.
2. Play the same riff and the same strummed passage with each pick.
3. Record each pass and listen back without looking at which pick was used.
4. Settle on the style that gives the best control and tone, and order a few packs.

Workflow 6: Touring and backline spares

Guitar techs, rental companies and event backline keeping picks ready for every show.

Connections

Setup

1. Store the packs by part number in the backline case.
2. Before each show, put fresh picks in the pick holders at every guitar position.
3. Hand spares to players during changeovers as needed.
4. Re-order by part number PLAS-067-WHT-6PK when stock runs low.

Tip: White picks are easy to find on a dark stage floor.