Dunlop Jazz III Pick 6-Pack, Black Stiffo, 1.38mm

I am new to using a pick. These were recommended by a guitar teacher. Nice stiff pick without too much bulk. The tip is fairly pointed allowing it to not hang up on strings nearly as much as the other pick I had been using.

I generally like Snarling Dogs picks for sound, durability, and grip. I prefer the S.D. green for acoustic guitar and red for electric. When not using just my fingers, I also like a rubberized pick for ukulele and sometimes for acoustic or bass.I bought the Dunlop Jazz III picks as an Amazon (filleritem.com) filler item. It takes a small adjustment to adapt to their smaller size but I find that I do prefer their sound (or dampened pick noise) for jazzy Strat playing in my DACFGC tuning more than Snarling Dogs.I guess that the black color is popular but it is harder to see if you drop it. Nonetheless, these picks have a decent grip, enable a sound appropriate to their name, and they are inexpensive as a filler item.

I love this picks, best ones i have ever used, super comfortable & wonderful tone.However, i only ordered 2 little 6 packs of picks, & instead i received a pack & a box! I feel bad keeping the box because i didn't pay for it, so if the seller reads this please email me so i can return it to them directly immediately, if i can keep it that'll be great, or i rather pay for it.Other than that these picks are super good, i recommend it to every player, regardless of style, they are really comfortable, produce great clear tone (especially on electric guitars), you can clear distinguish each note of a chord, even if you are playing with distortion, & when you play clean tone it sounds super!

These are my favorite guitar picks, however they are much smaller than your average pick so they won't work for everyone. The thickness gives them very little give and a good solid tone without much "slap" noise, and the pointed tip gives great speed. With all picks, try them out and find what works for you.

My favorite picks at a great price small and stiff easy to tuck for finger intensive parts, go ahead make your jokes left it wide open for ya.

I've been using these picks to play mandolin for years. I love how heavy and sharp they are for precise picking and smooth tremolo. I've never had one wear out on me, needing to replace them only for having lost them.They are also quite small compared to most picks, I personally don't mind this for the most part but if your fingers sweat when you play you might have some small problems with grip (my fingers do sweat, hence the four-start rating). If they made these with a more textured surface I would jump on them but I haven't found them yet. In the meantime I still love these and I have yet to find anything better.

I laughed at my buddy who used these picks, until I tried them. I don't do agility runs and sweep picking but even for strummy straight rock these are the best. These black Jazz iii stiffo picks are made of better material than the red Eric Johnson versions.

just to let people know off the bat i can tell you these picks are small, and if you are used to big picks these might turn you off for a while. But trust me when i say that once you get used to these picks and you start using proper technique these picks will improve your technique rapidly.i never thought i would say that a pick helped me improve playing but it does. now when i try any bigger pick i even use those picks with more skill now because of these picks. trust me if you put up with these picks for a while and you get used to them you will improve or at least i and many other people agree. :D