Jellifish Plectrum Effect

The Jellifish guitar plectrum is for guitarists on the lookout for new sonic textures.The Jellifish”referred to as a plectrum effect”resembles a guitar pick, but consists of a handle with 18 articulated tines that form a beveled edge. The tines are precise lengths of compression-wound composite wire made on a continuous winding machine.

When held correctly the tines make string contact in succession with your guitar strings. Applying the Jellifish plectrum actuates lingering transients and increased high-frequency sound energy. Jellifish is designed for applying sweep picking, alternate picking, and circular picking techniques. Each picking technique using the Jellifish on your guitar produces a slightly different timbre.

Chorus (sweep picking) with the Jellifish resembles the sound of a chorus pedal or a 12-string guitar. The sound of Jellifish Pluck (alternate picking) is often compared to a hammered dulcimer. Bow (circular picking) produces a bowed instrument effect.

You can use your Jellifish guitar plectrum on steel stringed acoustics, nylon-stringed, or electric guitars.