Start with the Pick Finder. It matches playing style, instrument, desired response and thickness to a shortlist. If you are still unsure, tell Michel what you play and which pick you currently use.
Practical answers
Frequently asked questions
Choosing, ordering and understanding a handmade Wegenpick.
The Gypsyjazzpick is listed at 3.5 mm for a substantial, rounded feel. The GP 250 is listed at 2.5 mm and responds more quickly. Both are aimed at articulate acoustic and Django-style playing.
Fatone is a very thick 5.0 mm compact pick for players who prefer mass, a relaxed grip and a full rounded response.
TF covers lighter triangular thicknesses from 1.0 to 1.5 mm. Trimus covers much thicker triangular profiles from 2.5 to 5.0 mm.
Start with Bluegrasspick or BigCityPick. TF suits a faster and lighter triangular feel; Trimus suits players who want a thicker triangular pick.
Mandolinpick offers 1.0, 1.5 and 2.0 mm options. M-Series offers thicker 2.5 and 3.5 mm options. Dipper and Button are specialist alternatives worth discussing with Michel.
Yes. Many Wegen models are available with a left-handed playing bevel. Confirm the exact model and option when ordering.
Black and white are established Wegen material colours, but current availability should be confirmed for the model you want.
Yes. Michel can discuss custom thicknesses, tips, bevels, dimensions and combinations based on existing models.
No. Wegenpicks are made from a modern synthetic material. Ask Michel if you need current technical material information.
Order through a current dealer, an online dealer, or send a direct personal request to Michel. Direct requests are confirmed with current price, package and shipping before payment.
Dealer stock varies. Contact the shop before travelling or ask Michel which dealer currently carries the model you need.
Durability depends on technique, strings and playing time. Wegenpicks are designed as long-term working tools, and customer comments often mention years of use.
Thickness reduces flex, can settle the pick in the hand and adds mass at the string. A formed bevel lets a substantial pick release cleanly. Preference remains personal.