The Precision Pick MINI - 10-Pack - Premium high grip extra precision high visibility plectrums from Dans Guitar Store

If you like a small pick, like Jazz III you will probably like these. I love their beveled edges. The raised grip profile is somewhat effective but, this is probably the weakest feature of this design. That being said, it is still somewhat effective. I play mostly metal with a lot of downpicking, if I were more of a lead player, my search for the perfect pick might be over. They are great for alternate picking. No flex, fast, articulate and definitely worth checking out.

Been using these picks for a couple months now (the green ones). The grip on these picks is great although it collects dirt from your fingers and looks nasty after a bit lol. But my main reason for liking these picks is that the sharp tip seems to last a lot longer than on Dunlop jazz picks. I believe it is because these picks are a bit thicker with a beveled tip edge to help the string glide off the tip rather than to chip away at it like it does with flat tips.

I am new to playing guitar and tried out four or five other types of picks before settling on these. They greatly improved my playing. They have just enough grip where it doesn't rotate in my grip even if I'm hitting the strings at an imperfect angle, and they're sturdy enough to speed pick or strum without any strange pick sounds.The tip does wear down over time, but after about a month of playing 2 to 4 hours a day, the tip is still sharper than a new nylon Dunlop Jazz III.I'll definitely be buying these again.

I wanted to see what all the fuss was about regarding very thick picks, so I ordered a bunch of different brands. Out of all the ones I tried, this one produces the cleanest sound BY FAR. Even when compared to picks of similar size and sharpness, there's something about these picks that remains unmatched. Other picks generate at least some amount of scratching noise, but I don't hear it at all with these.I also really like the small size. Normal picks tend to gradually slip up my finger towards the second knuckle if I'm not careful, especially when held loosely for strumming. This isn't a problem at all with these picks. The smaller size means the edge gets locked into the crease of the first knuckle, giving me some extra security.I'll probably experiment with a few other brands, but so far, this one is the clear winner.

These are nice picks. I really like the neon green. Unfortunately, they're a little too thick and pointy for me. I actually find the point to be a hinderance as I seem to trip over the strings rather than glide over them.

I've been playing guitar going on 15 years and I have now been using Dan's picks for 3 years. In the past 3 years, I try to use other similar picks and I keep coming back to Dan's. These picks sound better acoustically than anything else, are super durable, have the best dimensions, and pretty good grip. The only thing I would change is making them even more "grippy". With that said, the dimensions of the green "mini" is still the best. I only wish he would make them in different colors like pink because the pink is so easy to find if I misplace my pick. Dan if you read this... please make the mini in pink! The beveled edge is simply unparalleled. Other picks are either to slim or too wide at the apex of the point. Dan's picks have the PERFECT angle. They make me play just a couple percent better! I play mostly lead and fast single note rhythm metal for reference. I started with the generic Fender picks, moved onto the Jazz III, then went to Dunlop Flow, , Then Ernie Ball Prodigy, and now my search is over. I love them so much that I try to keep buying packs of them so I will never run out even 20 years from now if Dan decides to not make them anymore! I also emailed the man himself a while back because he wasn't selling the pink ones in the US. He let me buy them directly from him! Talk about making the customer happy! With that said, the dimensions of the green "mini" is still the best. I only wish he would make them in different colors like pink because the pink is so easy to find if I misplace my pick. Dan if you read this... please make the mini in pink!

Don’t like so much grit.. wish was smoother for me..

Good grip, same profile as a Jazz III (plus double beveled edges so the pick feels like it has "teeth") plus it's green (which sounds irrelevant, but I can easily spot it out of a line-up lol)

Es la primera vez que pruebo estás picks, y me parecieron geniales, son cómodas, precisas y estéticamente únicas. Creo que podrían mejorar el grip, sí bien no sé resbalan tanto cómo las jazz III max grip siento que en cuanto a este detalle no cumplen al 100% lo que mencionan en su descripción, sí añadieran ungrip parecido a las Matthew k heafy custom max grip (color beige) serían otro nivel. Por los bordes bicelados es un gran punto a su favor, mejoran bastante la facilidad para ejecutar, tanto así que he tenido que modificar un poco la fuerza con la que acostumbro tocar. En conclusión son una gran gran opción, sin duda la colocó dentro de mis picks favoritas, y he pedido otro paquete, además probaré las azules.

Wasn't a big fan of them at first but after a few weeks I think this is my standard. Jazz iiis are a backup now.

Al principio me costó un poco acostumbrarme a la pulsación pero ahora que me hecho a ella, he conseguido un sonido brillante y más fuerte que con otras púas. Por lo general toco guitarra española y con las cuerdas de nilon funcionan fenomenalmente.

...they lose grip so fast. The print on them is made to be the grippy part and for some reason it feels like they become less grippy so fast compared to other alternatives. I love the shape, material and feel of the pick overall bu they need to make that logo pop out more or something so it doesn't become so slick after a few nights of playing.

Buon grip anche per me che ho le mani che sudano tanto, ottima precisione e attacco brillante. Prodotto eccellente