🎶 Elevate Your Strum with Every Pick!
The Jim Dunlop Tortex Standard 1.0mm Blue Guitar Pick is a favorite among musicians for its durability and bright tone. Made from high-quality Tortex material, this 72-pack ensures you always have a pick on hand, while its American craftsmanship guarantees reliability and performance.
S**S
Just as requested
Always used them, always will
C**D
My Go-To Pick!
I love these picks. I've been a performing musician for a long time and when I started using these, I never went back. They are durable and never break on me. They do start to wear over time but it takes a long time for that to happen. They are easy to hold, feel great in your hand, and play beautifully. I love these picks! I wish I could get an endorsement from Dunlop. I'm already committed to them and will use nothing else from as long as I play and perform! Do yourself a favor and get some for yourself. You won't be sorry.
1**8
My favs
Everyone has different preferences for plectrums. These fit the bill for me. Thin but rigid. The hard but flexible plastic give a better tone and response than the polythene types. I like the orange colour because I don't lose them when left on the amp or fall on the floor. I also find I can play like Eddie now I have these (I wish!).
N**S
No more spinning picks!
I've not been playing guitar for very long and found my normal picks would not stay still. I haven't developed enough skill yet to adjust them whilst playing, hence trying out some tortex ones. Reviews for them seemed positive on the whole, so I thought I'd give them a try.The texture has made a massive difference to the amount of grip I have on them and no longer have to squeeze onto them for dear life to try and keep them still.I've found the .88 size is a good all rounder for strumming and picking, however, that all comes down to personal preference.The price is good for the amount you get and I'll definitely buy them again in different thicknesses as well.
J**J
Ok for heavy play!
Feel a bit thick to me & a bit disappointing. I use 60mm from I was no age & these (although Dunlop) is all I use just are a tad too thick. Would be ok for when playing electric and wanting to rock out but for acoustic, I will just stick to my Dunlop’s light grey 60mm.
R**E
Good quality plectrum
If you are looking for a thicker pick, for a more accurate plectrum strumming and picking experience and you have been using a thinner one, then this is a great pick to move up to. Also the Blue one at 1mm is a good one to try as well.The tortex material is much nicer, more comfortable, along with a more grippy feel, in my opinion.Overall a good quality all round plectrum....
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