Jim Dunlop 482P1.14 Tortex Jazz Player Pack - Pitch Black (Pack of 12)

If you want to try a new guitar pick use these. everyone says that when you try a premium guitar pick you wont go back and its true. These are only just a bit more expensive than a typical pick but they play like they are handcrafted boutique picks. I love the feel. They are lightly smaller than your usual guitar pick but its worth getting used too, its increased my speed and its so easy to do pinch harmonics now. Didn't know a pick could change all that and i would never go back to normal picks. Also if your worried about snapping stings due to the thickness of the pick don't worry. I use 9 gauge strings an i haven't snapped any ever.

Very good nice and stiff, good tone too.

This is my perfect pick. I literally spent a lot of money buying packs of picks only to find this unseemingly pick was all-around the best. Accuracy, speed, precision, tone, string contact...ALL PERFECT. Keep in my mind, I tested all the picks by way of elimination three times over a period of a whole month. This and the Ultex Jazz III are the two best but this pick specifically ''remembers'' where you ended the previous session. I know it sounds weird but when i hold it, everything falls in place automatically. Hard to explain but worth trying at least once if you are serious about guitar. Get these regardless of what size you use. I went from a 3mm small stubby all the way down to .60mm, this 1.14mm pick was top of the curve. Need this in your arsenal.

These are fantastic sounding picks, and are both very accurate and clear. Do note that they are noticeably slightly blunter than the red Jazz and Ultex IIIs, , but you can sharpen them on a carpet(look it up!) to a razor-like edge if needed. Excellent jazz sound in particular, I would say personally that the Ultex III is better for rock and metal as they keep strings sounding 'new' with the kind of bright attack they have.My major issue is the colour -- if these things get anywhere near a dark surface you'll tear your hair out trying to find them. I have a dark grey carpet in my room and lost all 12 of them within two months! I honestly think guitar picks should exclusively come in obnoxious, luminous colours. Top quality picks though.

Switched to these from the nylon red jazz iii's. These are very slightly bigger ( hardly a mm in it ), and to myself feel much smoother, with less hang up on strings. They wear more consistently rather than getting scratches in them like the nylon ones.These are now my go-to picks.

I purchased these as I was running low on picks (seriously how do they vanish) and needed some more.I've used Jazz 3 for a few years now and found they are perfect for my style of playing.Normally I go for the 1.25 version but I got these not paying attention to size and its turned out to be a happy mistake.The picks are really firm and there is no bend in them so your tremelo picking will be on point, definitely will purchase again.Only downside is that the jazz 3 logo has rubbed off pretty quickly but that's not ends of the world :)

When I bought these picks I was actually looking for 1mm, but because the only one I had was so worn I could not see the label.Anyway, when they arrived I found them a bit odd to play with as the thickness is uniform throughout the pick and when you are playing with thick gauge strings, the scratch on the coil iv very audible. The fantastic thing about this pick is that the material is durable. So I grabbed some very fine sand paper and I sharpened and curved the front edges of the pick to a cutting point. This eliminated the strong scratch, allows for minimal resistance when playing fast, and looks pretty cool as well.Very low price for a lot of picks, you can tweak and change them to your preference.Worth the buy, 100%

Casual player. I find these most comfortable. They're just the right level of rigidity for me.

Excelentes plumillas . Calidad vs precio . Recomendable

I would say these are amazing picks for soloing. They are perfect for most blues, rock, jazz, etc. style rhythm riffs, and solos, including metal solos, but I did struggle with them trying to play harder rock, heavy metal such as slayer or Metallica (battery, or one), etc. The reason being, this are too small for my hands and I spend a lot of time re adjusting my pick while playing which usually makes me just throw it on the floor and grab a larger one. The Jazz III XL on the other hand, are the perfect size, and carry the same abilities as these Jazz III. I do wish they Jazz III XL came in black for 1.0mm or 1.14mm

Many don’t think of the pick for tone but the tortex combined with the jazz 3 shape is what I was after. I play metal so the palm mutes and such can be dull or dark with a standard jazz 3 pick but the tortex material does give a bit more snap and clarity when needed. I recently switched to the jazz 3 shape and haven’t looked back, I have bigger hands and a pick finger pinching size gave me the control I was struggling with for standard size picks. These are hard to find, I got the 1.0s which is a great spot for the size.

Não me atentei ao modelo da palheta quando pedi, no meu caso era pra ser a XL que são maiores, mas descobri depois que chegou. Mas essas aqui são muito interessantes e bem acabadas, vou tentar me acostumar pra desenvolver uma pegada diferente.

Pour moi les meilleurs qui existent ! Ce lot permet d'en perdre plein pendant des mois !