IbanezB1000PG Paul Gilbert Signature Picks 6 Pack (B1000PGJB)

Breaking it down:Point of the pick: Five stars. Just enough to ensure quick release of string, but not so sharp as to hang up on the string and drag.Contour: Five stars. Has a slightly heart-shaped slope away from the tip, which allows you to rest the pick against an adjacent string, Gypsy jazz style. Free strokes are easier, too. Whether sweep-picking or playing in strict alternation, the shape of the pick makes you feel connected to the guitar.Flexibility: Four stars. Stiffer than expected. It's a 1.0 mm, which means it should have some flex, but it is pretty darned rigid. The Ibanez George Benson pick has definite snap and flex, but this pick does not. There is a microscopic give in the tip at release, which will be too little for some players and just right for others. If it didn't have this slight flexibility, I would have to rate the pick lower. For me, it's right.Grip: Acceptable, maybe 3.5 stars. The pick has about as much stickiness (resistance to rotation) as a Fender celluloid pick. It's enough, but it might be improved. On the other hand, making the grip firmer might harm the edge release.Edges: Five stars. Very slick, which means an easy release, enabling speed.Tone: Four and a half stars. Good tone, capable of great variety. Note: I am using the Benson grip, pick slanted backward, almost perpendicular to the string. To change tone, I lean forward a little or change position relative to the bridge.Strength: Five stars. Won't wear out quickly or get nicks from wound strings.Overall: This pick is built for speed and it delivers. Very comfortable. Lots of little details cooperating to good effect. Highly recommended.

Very happy with this picks!!!

This is by far my favorite guitar picks, little bigger than jazz III with wide shoulders, also quality is 5 star.

My initial order was lost thru the USPS. No fault at all of the seller. We were able to track the package and it was floating around town somewhere just never delivered. I emailed the seller in case it had been sent back or if they had any addtl info. Even though it was entirely the Postal Service's fault, I was mailed a new set at no additional cost to me. This was purchased as a gift. The recipient was very pleased and has used them since they arrived. Packaged well and no problems with product at all. Very nice to find a unique gift. Made a great stocking stuffer.

This is false advertising done on ibanez's part, as paul gilbert's actual guitar pick is just a .50mm wedge dunlop tortex. Pick is decent, but if your a pg fan, than this is not what he actually uses

ibanez paul gilbert are a staple in my home they are perfect in shape, size and durability. Favorites are the red ones but far more expensive than the white ?? Either way they are great.

Try these & you'll play like PG! Not really, but if you're a PG fan, these are very cool collectibles. I plan to actually use these, and they are nice in quality.

For quick string skipping this is the best pick I've ever used. Great for soloing and complex single note rhythm work.

This is the best pick I have ever used as it slides over the strings instead of getting stuck. Note I am a beginner for the last 5 years

Spedizione molto lunga, ma insomma chi se ne frega, nel metre ho avuto di provare altre soluzioni prese nei negozi per ammortizzare.Sono plettri veloci ma con presa larga, anche se lisci non mi sfuggono dalle mani come ad esempio gli stock Fender.Sono i miei preferiti.

...dafür würde ich meine Hand ins Feuer legen....

If you like a rigid, sturdy pick, then these are for you. A nice sharp tip makes for good pick control and glide across the strings, so helping with accurate picking. Needs a little care with strumming, but gives great attack on power chords. Only complaint is that they do seem to wear down fairly quickly.

Pour moi les médiators les plus adaptés au jeu rapide de par leur forme. Maiz s'abîment et s'arrondissent beaucoup trop vite malheureusement.