Infusing a pragmatic twist into the timeless 351 pick, Wavelength celluloid picks sport debossed impressions on both sides. Our celluloid material lends a familiar feel and a warm, round musical tone, while patented grip technology ensures unprecedented comfort and hold.
Infusing a pragmatic twist into the timeless 351 pick, Wavelength celluloid picks sport debossed impressions on both sides. Our celluloid material lends a familiar feel and a warm, round musical tone, while patented grip technology ensures unprecedented comfort and hold.
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The lowest price for Fender Picks - White 351 Shape Heavy (6 Pack) right now is $12.00 at Belfield Music, compared across 3 retailers.
The all-time low was $10.00 on 31 July 2025 — today's price is 20% above the lowest ever. That's a little above the best price we've seen.
Prices last updated 13 May 2026.
Fender Picks - White 351 Shape Heavy (6 Pack)
Infusing a pragmatic twist into the timeless 351 pick, Wavelength celluloid picks sport debossed impressions on both sides. Our celluloid material lends a familiar feel and a warm, round musical tone, while patented grip technology ensures unprecedented comfort and hold.
Infusing a pragmatic twist into the timeless 351 pick, Wavelength celluloid picks sport debossed impressions on both sides. Our celluloid material lends a familiar feel and a warm, round musical tone, while patented grip technology ensures unprecedented comfort and hold.
Last updated at 13/05/2026 22:51:17
Fender Wavelength 351 Shape Guitar Picks Heavy 6-Pack White - 1983351580 - Buy Online - Belfield Music
Delivery between 18–28 May $10
Fender Wavelength Celluloid Picks, 351 Shape-6 Pack Thickness Heavy | White
Delivery between 19–21 May $10
Genuine Fender Wavelength 351 Guitar Picks (6 Pack) HEAVY - WHITE
originally posted on stringsandbeyond.com
Why no love for these? These are the picks used by countless numbers of guitarists and quite possibly include your favorite players. Long before the selection of picks we have to choose from today these were it. They are called Classic for a reason. I've played Dunlop nylon .73 and .88's for years but started with the Fender Classic and I still reach for them. Whatever pick you're using now, if you pick one of these up, it will probably take you back to when you started playing and will feel comfortably familiar.
originally posted on guitarcenter.com
These picks are a little slippery to hold, but not so much that I'm dropping them all the time. I was using a Dunlop signature select without knowing it and when I went to go replace them I thought they were too much, so I grabbed these because I liked the way they looked, but I really like the way they play too, I never have a moment where I feel like they get "caught" on the strings, it's so smooth that it's a step away from playing air guitar. I like em, and they're a good value for the price for how many you get (esp if you loose picks a lot)
originally posted on guitarcenter.com
Fender's 351 Shape Wavelength Picks are great for the price. This 6-pack of extra heavy tortoise shell picks provides excellent control and the perfect balance of rigidity and flexibility. The texture and organic feels fantastic on fingers, and they maintain impressive durability even with heavy use. Prefect for practicing, recording, or performing etc. Highly recommended for anyone.
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Fender Wavelength 351 Shape Guitar Picks Heavy 6-Pack White - 1983351580 - Buy Online - Belfield Music
Delivery between 18–28 May $10
Fender Wavelength Celluloid Picks, 351 Shape-6 Pack Thickness Heavy | White
Delivery between 19–21 May $10
Genuine Fender Wavelength 351 Guitar Picks (6 Pack) HEAVY - WHITE
Why no love for these? These are the picks used by countless numbers of guitarists and quite possibly include your favorite players. Long before the selection of picks we have to choose from today these were it. They are called Classic for a reason. I've played Dunlop nylon .73 and .88's for years but started with the Fender Classic and I still reach for them. Whatever pick you're using now, if you pick one of these up, it will probably take you back to when you started playing and will feel comfortably familiar.
These picks are a little slippery to hold, but not so much that I'm dropping them all the time. I was using a Dunlop signature select without knowing it and when I went to go replace them I thought they were too much, so I grabbed these because I liked the way they looked, but I really like the way they play too, I never have a moment where I feel like they get "caught" on the strings, it's so smooth that it's a step away from playing air guitar. I like em, and they're a good value for the price for how many you get (esp if you loose picks a lot)
Fender's 351 Shape Wavelength Picks are great for the price. This 6-pack of extra heavy tortoise shell picks provides excellent control and the perfect balance of rigidity and flexibility. The texture and organic feels fantastic on fingers, and they maintain impressive durability even with heavy use. Prefect for practicing, recording, or performing etc. Highly recommended for anyone.
I buy thin guitar picks for my acoustic guitar. These are the longest lasting thin picks I've ever bought. Good product
I really like this pick. It has wave shaped grooves to help keep it in your hand, and it works. The material this pick is made of gives good tone and definition when chording or single picking. Always liked Fender picks since I was a teenager 50 years ago.
I prefer the sound of celluloid picks, and this is the only celluloid pick that I am aware of that has an enhanced gripping area. That combination makes these picks unique. I also prefer thin picks, which sometimes tend cup a little bit. To flatten them out, I warm them up with a heat gun for a few seconds until they just start to get soft (hot water would probably work too) and then quickly press them in between two little flat pieces of wood until they cool (maybe 10 seconds). After that they're good as new.
I've tried all sorts of picks over the course of my career, and I continue to come back to these. I haven't found anything so comfortable, functional, and good sounding as these guitar picks. Everyone else seems to rant and rave about the Dunlop Tortex's, which are great too, but in my honest opinion, these are way better. The material of the Dunlops are very slippery, and the bend isn't very smooth. These Fenders, however, rarely get dropped, and the tone that they create is absolutely wonderful!! Definitely a high recommendation from me.
These are slightly thicker than the no-brand thin picks but not overly thick. Just right. Smooth cut. Good picks.
I started out using Fender celluloid picks almost 3 decades ago. I have tried every kind of pick one can imagine, the usual suspects from other brands all the way to new-age $35-dollar-each fad picks to real tortoiseshell picks. For electric guitar, I always come back to good ol' Fender Heavys. Can't beat them for tone and value. My one complaint is that I burn through them super quick. With the amount I play one pick only lasts me about a week before it starts getting all chewed up and rough against the strings. I just chuck it and start with a fresh one at that point. The tone and feel is worth it though and they're cheap so it is easy to stock up. Maybe not for everyone, delrin and other materials definitely last longer but to my ears they have nowhere near the ... MoreI started out using Fender celluloid picks almost 3 decades ago. I have tried every kind of pick one can imagine, the usual suspects from other brands all the way to new-age $35-dollar-each fad picks to real tortoiseshell picks. For electric guitar, I always come back to good ol' Fender Heavys. Can't beat them for tone and value. My one complaint is that I burn through them super quick. With the amount I play one pick only lasts me about a week before it starts getting all chewed up and rough against the strings. I just chuck it and start with a fresh one at that point. The tone and feel is worth it though and they're cheap so it is easy to stock up. Maybe not for everyone, delrin and other materials definitely last longer but to my ears they have nowhere near the tone of a classic celluloid pick.
Use to play a variety of music on a Martin D-41 w/ medium gauge strings; great for emphasizing bass notes when doing bluegrass or similar licks, or leads, but really dig in and give you volume /bass (already great on a dreadnaught); also good when a pick is useful on a Fender P bass. You'll lose 'em before they wear out or break. Just not sure what millimeter thickness they are like many picks are now described.
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