Guitar Plectrum Sets
Guitar plectrum sets are returning to the Axman range shortly. Each set gathers a group of picks presented together in a display tin rather than sold loose, which is what turns them from spares into plectrum gifts.
What a Set Contains
A plectrum set holds several picks in one presentation tin. Each one is printed rather than plain, so the group carries its own artwork, and the tin keeps them together instead of scattered loose in a case pocket. Thickness and shape stay standard, so the picks are usable rather than decorative.
Plectrum Gifts for Guitar Players
Picks are among the few guitar accessories every player uses constantly and loses just as constantly, which is why plectrum gifts tend to land better than most music presents. A guitar plectrum set costs little, needs no sizing, and suits any player whatever they happen to play. Guitar picks are the same item under the American name, so a set reads the same way wherever the recipient learned the word. Unlike a t-shirt or a strap there is no wrong choice, and a set works for a beginner and a touring player alike.
Alongside the Miniature Guitars
These sets sit next to the handmade miniature guitar replicas that make up most of the Axman range. Both are made as objects to keep rather than consume, built around the same detail: real instruments, real artwork, boxed rather than bagged.
When They Return
Guitar plectrum sets come back once barcoding is complete, in the same format as before — a fixed group of printed picks, boxed, priced as one set rather than per pick. Individual picks and keyrings remain available in the guitar keyrings and plectrums range in the meantime.
Guitar Keyrings and Magnets
The printed artwork on the picks also travels. Every design in the range is produced as a guitar keyring or a fridge magnet variation of the same piece — identical artwork, mounted to carry or to stick rather than to keep in a tin. Electric, bass and acoustic guitar keyrings cover the same players as the plectrums — band keyrings running from Elvis Presley and David Bowie to the Rolling Stones, AC/DC and Bruce Springsteen — and guitar magnets use the same printing on a magnetic backing. While the sets are away, every guitar keyring and magnet remains part of the keyrings and plectrums range.