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jskadiang wrote:

Psyre wrote:

These, comfortable plus they last forever. Until you drop them on the carpet, then they just vanish.

Tried them a few months ago and never looked back! Super cool picks, hard, dynamic and last long

Dunlop ultex sharps 1.14

I used to use Dunlop Nylon .88s...but got more and more that were warped. And they get flimsier over time.

Now I roll my own out of .80 polycarbonate.

hollowhero wrote:Dunlop ultex sharps 1.14

+1

I used to play these, and they were great for plowing through chords, but didn't offer much control (because of the thinness of M-L), and wore down and cracked pretty quickly.


So I started using these, but one time I was playing and it wore down kind of strangely so that there was a notch that kept catching the strings, and I stopped using them. I don't really like the point, probably because I'm not a technical player.


These Delrin picks I've been using mostly are nice, but lately I've been missing some of the treble attack that these dull slightly (I guess because they're a softer plastic, compared to the Gels or Ultex; I don't like the sound of nylon at all). I prefer the smooth feel of these to the rougher Tortex.


I was playing one of my Ultex sharps that has worn down to a nub nicely, and I think I'll buy some of the regular shaped Ultex picks. Hmm, either .73 or 1 mm.

Red Jazz III forever

Because they're the lightest I can find:

Here's what on my amp at the moment.

I cycled between these and big stubbys for a little while.


Now I just use whatever I find laying around in my buddy's garage

But every once in a while it's a little treat when I acquire some dunlop jazz picks. I really like how their small size helps me keep better control of my playing.

Dunlop Big Stubby 1.0mm

Jazz II's and Jazz III's. all day erry day.

I need .88-1.14 and I need sharp.

I go between the orange tortex and jazz III's. Sometimes I use a Herco flex 75, which is just like a thicker version but plays similarly to the tortex. Sometimes a purple stubby too, but not often.

And golden gate mandolin picks on bass FTW. I've converted my bass friends with it. hehe

interesting Gearmond, what do you like about them?

Just ordered some tri stubbys to try out