Dunlop Gels 12 Pack (24486224012)

I bought a huge amount of different type picks and got down to about 5 favorites. I actually closed my eyes so I wouldn't know what pick I was using. I could clearly tell I was using this pick when I started playing with it. Makes your Guitar sound so much better than the others. #1 in my opinion. Thanks

My wife bought me a pack fro Christmas. I' used to using Gravity Picks or Jazz III, but these have a good bite to them and kinda flow through the strings. For a cost friendly pick, these are great.

I play music with sneak-attack harmonics. This inexpensive little (Purple Medium) Pick hits EVERY time. Strings ring LOUD and clear. Better than my "$40 pick".I get this effect if I vertically rotate the pick ~35 degrees to the strings (utilizing the edge of the pick).These Gels are Highly burnished, which makes them great for Speed picking.Not my daily driver, but love to use in certain situations. I'm a fan! (Mandolin, Heavy strings)Btw: Gels might be hard to hold for a Beginner (meaning slippery). And, thin'ish gels don't last long. They crack.Best to buy in bulk.

It gives me the crispy strumming, which is what I want. Nice pick!!

Absolutely love these.

IT IS HIGH QUALITY AS YOU WOULD EXPECT FROM DUNLOP

Perfect size, shape, thickness, and, most importantly….GRIP!!

I lose picks constantly, but I always keep track of my gel picks. Comfortable is an understatement, and the durability surpasses any other pick I've played with. For everything from AC/DC to Zeppelin, these are a great deal.

I've tried loads of different plectrums / picks, but have settled on these as I love the bright jangly sound that they produce. I use them on both lead and bass guitars. Each pick lasts me a few months before eventually splitting at the tip. A bag of 12 will last me years. The image shown makes the picks look very transparent, so I was worried these might be fake, but when they arrived they were darker blue and not fake.

I like these picks, although I find the tips wear down quite quickly. I hold my picks so the edge of the pick is hitting the string, so the gauge doesn't really matter and I prefer lighter picks.The gels have a certain attack which I like. They impart a different tone when compared to nylon - not as warm as nylon and a little bit brighter than Tortex. If you want to experiment, and try something new, then I would recommend any of the Gels picks.

I can't play the guitar and these haven't imbued me with magical skills to suddenly turn into Slash overnight, which has made me a little sad. These are pretty solid little pluckers and I'm happy with them though other more seasoned players are probably more qualified to comment on these.

First time I’ve tried these. I usually use the red Dunlop 0.5 light-gauge. Thought I’d give these a try and so glad I did. They don’t slide off so easily as my usuals, and they suit my style very well. I’ll definitely be back for more.

How many picks is enough? (It's a trick question). I like Jim Dunlop picks. These are as good as ever.