Uploaded February 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
A new type of guitar pick - the HYBAR STEM PICK has recently been launched by Hybar music and I decided to buy some to review. These stem picks are patent applied for designs so there has to be something there to sustain a successful patent. So let's look closer at what they offer.
Get answers and info for questions like:
Why review guitar picks?
What thicknesses are they available in?
Will these stem picks work for me?
What is the material used?
What is the review score?
Were you paid to review these picks?
Where can I get some?
I was recently approached to create a review of the Hybar stem picks, and Hybar offered some for free. But as I always intend to create fair and genuine reviews I decided to buy them instead - this action ensures that my review is both unbiased and completely genuine.
In this video review I show you relative sizes of the stem picks in relation to other common picks, and discuss the completely unique designs that Hybar has developed. The 'stem' picks are designed to stop guitar pick from rotating while you're using it, and I found that you don't drop them either!
It's always going to be rather subjective from any reviewers point of view when picks are being examined and this review is no exception really. But I did find in the playing later in the video that the Hybar stem picks did work for me and I did not drop it - and it stayed exactly the right way around as I used it!
Link to Hybar Music: hybarmusic.com
For the playing I used a Gibson Les Paul Custom (Custom Shop) guitar and the amplifier was a Mezzabarba M-Zero One.
Visit tonymckenzie.com for other non YouTube reviews of fine guitars, amps and other guitar related gear, and of course my YouTube channel with at least 300+ reviews online right now! I buy all of the equipment and my reviews are not sponsored by third parties so you get a review that will always 'tell it the way it is' about all reviewed equipment.
PLEASE SUBSCRIBE AND RING THE BELL. And if you like the video then thumbs up! Thanks - its always appreciated and I won't bombard you with reviews!
(c) 1997-2020 A B Mckenzie & tonymckenzie.com
All Rights Reserved. All Trademarks Acknowledged.
A new type of guitar pick - the HYBAR STEM PICK has recently been launched by Hybar music and I decided to buy some to review. These stem picks are patent applied for designs so there has to be something there to sustain a successful patent. So let's look closer at what they offer.
Get answers and info for questions like:
Why review guitar picks?
What thicknesses are they available in?
Will these stem picks work for me?
What is the material used?
What is the review score?
Were you paid to review these picks?
Where can I get some?
I was recently approached to create a review of the Hybar stem picks, and Hybar offered some for free. But as I always intend to create fair and genuine reviews I decided to buy them instead - this action ensures that my review is both unbiased and completely genuine.
In this video review I show you relative sizes of the stem picks in relation to other common picks, and discuss the completely unique designs that Hybar has developed. The 'stem' picks are designed to stop guitar pick from rotating while you're using it, and I found that you don't drop them either!
It's always going to be rather subjective from any reviewers point of view when picks are being examined and this review is no exception really. But I did find in the playing later in the video that the Hybar stem picks did work for me and I did not drop it - and it stayed exactly the right way around as I used it!
Link to Hybar Music: hybarmusic.com
For the playing I used a Gibson Les Paul Custom (Custom Shop) guitar and the amplifier was a Mezzabarba M-Zero One.
Visit tonymckenzie.com for other non YouTube reviews of fine guitars, amps and other guitar related gear, and of course my YouTube channel with at least 300+ reviews online right now! I buy all of the equipment and my reviews are not sponsored by third parties so you get a review that will always 'tell it the way it is' about all reviewed equipment.
PLEASE SUBSCRIBE AND RING THE BELL. And if you like the video then thumbs up! Thanks - its always appreciated and I won't bombard you with reviews!
(c) 1997-2020 A B Mckenzie & tonymckenzie.com
All Rights Reserved. All Trademarks Acknowledged.
