Dunlop Americana 3.0mm Brown Large Triangle Guitar Pick, 3 Pack

Estoy enamorado de esta púa para una guitarra acustica taylor 214ce con cuerdas daddario 13-56 muy buen sonido solo modifique un poco la punta con una lija....

It definitely took a bit to get used to the size in hand but that went away quickly, the attack feels snappy and responsive. Thanks to the taper from center to edges it has a strong attack and retains accurate control. I also like that every edge is slightly different from the other which gives you options to play with.( I use it for gypsy jazz guitar)

They really bring an incredible tone out of my 1037 Martin, but couldn’t hang on to those suckers so I’ll just stick to the Primetone 3.0mm. Actually I like the big triangle very well & wish they came in that 3mm size but 1.5mm seems to be all a cracker can find & make due with besides a pick is just a tool & our tone is in our hands or so I’ve heard..Best Of Luck To The Players Out There…

I bought these for flatpicking on my dreadnought. I am not liking them...the thickness, the attack, just not for me. I was using Primetone 1.5mm's but I thought I'd give these a try. Just didn't feel good to me. I gave them to my kids for Uke and Bass and they love them. So they went to good use!

Not much to say except that these are awesome

These were a surprise. Bought them out of curiosity. Bought some more because they work really well.I usually use a 1.5mm medium V-Pick. This gives me a very good acoustic sound from flat tops and archtops. My only complaint would be how much 'click' a V-Pick generates and they are just a little pricey.These sound as good as the V-Pick but with very little 'click'. That and I like the complex tapered shape and satin finish. Easy to grip, great size for me, and the price is quite reasonable for what you get.If you play single note runs on acoustic and like interior picking on chords, this is a pick you should try. Great articulation and great feel with a nice crisp sound.

They are durable, comfortable to hold, but if you have Arthritis and doing fast picking they are smooth and will slip.Still, for Strumming, this is a quality pick and should not be overlooked.

I was searching for a cost effective gypsy jazz pic, so decided to try these. I was very pleasantly surprised by the tone produced from the pics, they produce a more musical and less harsh Tone than that produced by my European made gypsy picks which cost 10 times more! They are a bit slippery so I plan to rough up the grip surfaces.

Love these picks

I bought these to try and invest in a more expensive pick to see how it would affect my playing. Sound is much better although it takes a bit of getting used to the size of the pick and I had to adjust my playing still as I would hear a click from the end of the neck as I would catch it with this much bigger pick. Moving my playing hand further back seemed to help it.My band mate agrees that the sound is better. I just need to practice more with it to get used to the feel of a much bigger pick.

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Confesso que procurei uma palheta como essa por cinco anos. Para quem gosta de tocar com palheta grossa, essa é uma das melhores palhetas já feitas. Comparada com a Prodigy 3mm da Ernie Ball, a decisão sobre qual a melhor fica por conta do guitarrista. Aqui o empate é técnico e o desempate é feito pelo coração :-)Fica a advertência de que essa não é a palheta de 3mm com o logo da Dunlop em alto relevo para deixar a pegada mais fácil. É uma palheta lisa. A diferença entre a Dunlop e a Ernie Ball é a ponta, que é arredondada na Dunlop e afiada na Ernie Ball.

I purchased this pick because it was rated a good mandolin pick.If you like a pick that is 1/8" thick than this is for you.I found it not good for playing the mandolin.Description did not mention the thickness.