Dunlop 482P114 1.14mm Pitch Black Jazz Guitar Picks, 12-Pack

Pick choice is a personal preference, so i will only comment on the build and material. It’s durable, sturdy and fits well in my fingers.

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Perfect size, shape, texture and rigidity I needed for speed picking. I normally bought larger mediums like 0.80-0.9 with very little flexibility till someone suggested I should try 1 or more thickness and with smaller picks for speed alternate picking, and sure enough, it made a difference in my playing in that style. There's more economy of motion and allows your fingers to be even closer to the strings so you can fell them more and easily accessible for sweeps as well that the larger picks made it more work to execute. The smaller picks like this one makes the most sense to me now. I'm surprised I've never used them till now. It's also better for hybrid picking too. Just so much easier because the grip allows you to be closer to the strings like a classical player would be for more economy of motion. The texture material of this pick I also like. I'm a sweathog, and shiny smooth untextured picks normally slip in my fingers causing to constantly readjust. Thats why I still to these graphite types that have a bit of texture to it, and because the pick is smaller now, it's less prone to rotating or shifting between my grip.

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For years, I had been using dunlop stubby 2mm jazz picks. They have amazing attack speed, but were severely lacking in punch and clarity. The string just slid off the pick too easy, leaving notes sounding dull. That, and after having not used picks in a few years, I found them unwieldy and prone to dropping. Enter the jazz iii tortex picks. Before switching to jazz picks years ago, I was using exclusively tortex picks on the heavier side for acoustic playing. I moved away from them because I felt like I didn't have enough control, and big picks just feel cumbersome. I've always loved the punchiness and good grip of tortex picks, but I wanted to find something with a smaller size, thicker gauge, and faster attack. The jazz iii tortex definitely do the job, and I'm glad I went for them. I don't think I'll be looking back to the stubbys. They come to a nice precise point, so they're great for trem picking. They aren't as sharp-edged as some other jazz picks, but they can be sharpened (if they're anything like other tortex picks I've had) I'll try that out at some point, but I'm enjoying the flatter, grabbier shape. For those interested in the (almost) exact dimensions: - The guage of the pick is uniform and flat, as described. No noticeable dips (unlike the way stubbys are designed) - My (cheap, not always accurate) caliper reads 1.11-1.14 mm on the 4 picks I measured - 25.5mm long - 22.55mm at the widest point - tapers out from the top for 8mm (until the widest point) then tapers in to the pointed tip - in a straight line from the widest point of the pick to the tip, it curves outward smoothly, peaking at 2mm at halfway Hope that's helpful. Happy music-ing all!

Le plettri Tortex Jazz III sono amati da molti chitarristi per la loro precisione e durata. Realizzati con un materiale resistente, offrono una presa sicura e una risposta rapida, ideale per suonare con precisione e velocità. La punta a forma di goccia offre un controllo preciso sulle corde, rendendoli preferiti per generi musicali che richiedono una tecnica veloce e precisa, come il jazz e il metal. Tuttavia, la sensazione e la risposta dei plettri sono soggettive, quindi potrebbe richiedere del tempo per abituarsi se si è abituati a un diverso tipo di plettro. In generale, sono una scelta eccellente per chi cerca un plettro versatile e di alta qualità.