Dunlop 220 SI Chrome Steel Guitar Slide Medium M 220.
Dunlop Manufacturing produces many different types and sizes of picks to suit the varied preferences of today's musicians. Dunlop's wide variety of gauges, shapes, sizes, and materials allows the player to select the exact pick for his/her own particular style of playing. Exceptionally crafted and finished picks for every player's needs.
| 12 of 13 people found the following review helpful:  Jim Dunlop Nylon Guitar Picks are the BEST!!!, By This review is from: Dunlop Nylon Standard Picks, Grey .60mm (Electronics) For years I have been trying various guitar picks to use on my electric bass guitars with round-wound strings. I must have tried over 50 different picks, and these are the winner hands-down!!! Not only do they give an excellent sound, but they last forever! After trying one each in .60mm, .73mm, .88mm and 1.00mm, I settled on the .60mm nylon picks. So I went out and bought a 1/2 gross of them, figuring that they would wear out in a couple of weeks each. Boy was I wrong!!! Where as a medium celluloid pick from a major guitar company lasted roughly 2 weeks, I am still on my first pick after 4 months!!! That's right! I have been using one pick every day for at least 1-2 hours a day, and after 4 months, that pick is still going strong!!! So much for the advice about choosing the heaviest pick to play the bass guitar! I was told that if I even tried to use a lighter pick, that I would go thru them like water. Not true in this case. The sound is phenomenal, and they last forever...well...a... Read more 5 of 5 people found the following review helpful: Metal/Rock player, Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Dunlop Nylon Standard Picks, Grey .60mm (Electronics) Comes in a pack of 12, thinner than i thought but I have never ordered by mm before. Overall very good and flexible, seem very durable, good buy. 5 of 5 people found the following review helpful: Best pics I've ever used, By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Dunlop Nylon Standard Picks, Grey .60mm (Electronics) Thesea re by far the best picks I've ever used. Once I tried them I became hooked. They last longer than you can keep track of them; you only need to purchase new ones because you lost 'em. The grippy surface ensures far less slips while performing and the nylon springiness interacts just right with the strings. |
Small, broad grip with three tips to provide a variety of tones for player preference.
| 6 of 6 people found the following review helpful: Stiffos Rule!, By JG (Dallas, TX) - See all my reviews This review is from: Dunlop Jazz III Pick Pack, Black Stiffo, 1.38mm (Electronics) I had to write this review because of my recent significant experience with Dunlop Jazz III picks, not to be confused with Jazz III "XL" picks, which are larger. I started playing 3 and 1/2 years ago and only took 5 or 6 lessons, mainly to ensure I had the basic form right. I used different picks, primarily Gibson and Fender Mediums, primarily because the guy at the guitar store recommended them, and did not really know what I needed. As time went on, I tried the Dunlop Jazz III XLs and stuck with them for three years. It worked great for Jazz, Blues, Rock, and Metal. Also, the wide base worked well with aggressive strumming, and the stiffness allowed for aggressive single-note lines. You could really move those strings around with authority and accuracy. Yet I soon realized that I was in a rut, and could not increase my speed during my practice of scales and fast riffs. A couple of years ago, a guy had recommended the smaller, original Jazz IIIs, but I... Read more 4 of 4 people found the following review helpful: this color is black NOT RED, By Matt V (PA, USA) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase solid, stiff, not flimsy. This specific one is a set of black not red picks. You can solo like there's not tomorrow with this one pick. I've used many... for ex.. fender, local music brands, guitar center picks, and all the likes... of other brands... but I've always come back to this one. I've also used flimsy ones, light weight picks, stiffer picks, regular stiff, bigger, smaller, average and everything else you can think of... and STILL I've always come back to this one. 3 of 3 people found the following review helpful: Absolutely Fantastic Pick, By One day, my friend gives one of his Jazz III picks, it was red. I mean this thing is small, just a little bigger than an Altoids mint. Adjusting to it was at first very weird due to it's size, but once I did, this thing was it. It was and has been my main pick for picks for about 2 years now. It's fast, allows you to create a pinch harmonic with ease, and it just feels insanely sturdy and comfortable, despite it's size. My style ranges from jazz, blues, and the occasional hard rock. It does it all, and it just makes the strings sound mellow if you want it, and have a vicious bite if you need it. Now, I found it difficult to play rhythm guitar with it so chord heavy players should stray away from this pick in my opinion, but lead guitarists and everyone... Read more |
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