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Maximum memory. Minimum wear. Made of the ever-popular Tortex® material for a long life and bright tone. The pick used by top musicians worldwide. Tortex® picks are carefully designed and manufactured to give the characteristic maximum memory and minimum wear that made original tortoise shell famous. Gauge:GREEN .88mm
- The pick used by top musicians worldwide
- Available in a variety of shapes and gauges
- Maximum memory
- Minimum wear
- Made of the ever-popular Tortex material for a long life
- Gauge:GREEN .88mm
Dunlop Standard Tortex Picks, 12 Pack, Green, .88mm Reviews
Dunlop Standard Tortex Picks, 12 Pack, Green, .88mm Reviews
| 65 of 68 people found the following review helpful:  Dunlop Tortex = crisp, By I tried all of the thicknesses over the course of a few months. When I started, I was playing Ramones style punk; strumming barre chords all day like they were going out of style. It seemed to make sense at the time to use the thinner picks, the .5mm or .6mm. (I think these were the red and the orange ones...) They were totally flexible. The red one barely registered at all, it might as well have been a little piece of tissue paper. But at the time it made sense to my dumbass 16 year old neophyte self. A little later, I discovered the joys of speed metal. I began picking and peddaling on individual strings rather than just strumming chords. This was when I started experimenting with the thicker picks. .88mm, 1.0, 1.14. These would be the green, purple, and blue ones. Eventually I settled on the green... Read more 48 of 53 people found the following review helpful: My dream pick, By This review is from: Dunlop Standard Tortex Picks, 12 Pack, Blue, 1.00mm (Electronics) I know a lot of guitarists aren't near as picky about picks as I am. So why should you be? After all, there is no pick that will make you play better and they are all generally the same. WRONG. I thought that too at first. I figured it's just a piece of plastic, how hard can it be to pick one? I started out with fender pick because they looked pretty conventional and they were moderately priced. I blindly went through about ten of these due to them all breaking. If you knew me well you'd know that I thrash my guitar...a lot... Even the thickest picks would wear down on me within a week, and most of them were too slick to stay in my sweaty hand during these crash and burn guitar playing moments. I came to realize that I needed a heavy duty pick with a good grip that would retain it's shape for at least a couple of weeks. At first I thought metal was the answer. I mean, it's hard as rock and most of them come with a good grip on them... Read more 18 of 20 people found the following review helpful: Good picks, By no so-called (Portland, ME) - See all my reviews |
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