Dunlop 512P Primetone TRIANGLE Sculpted Plectra with Grip, 3-Pack 1.50 mm

The only pick that hasn't slipped at little or worst dropped from my hand. I particularly like it for chords with quick up and down rhythm strokes where other picks tend to shift in my hand. I use different picks depending on the sound I want for solo playing, but these sound right on certain melodies. They were more expensive than most picks but I'm glad I spent the money.

Spend the extra money and get the best pick for flat picking acoustic guitar (you all know which one I am referring to). I was surprised by how flimsy this pick is and how poor the resulting tone is.

Love these picks, clear tone , low click and "pick noise" I use them on mandolin, mandola, octave mandolin and mandocello, I let a Flat -pick guitar player try them and he is sold as well. holding the big shape takes some adjustment, but it's very comfortable and I don't seem to drop them as much. I spent a long time looking for the "right " mando pick , with a lot of trial and error - but I think I found something that works for me.

I play mandolin and guitar. I play rock, jazz, gypsy, and bluegrass.These picks are superb, and I prefer them over my Blue Chip TAD 601R, a $35.00 pick!I use a wide variety of types and brands, and I'm very impressed.Why?The material provides a stiff, light, super controllable tool. It is slick, allowing effortless travel over strings, and tremolo, even without a rounded point. I don't know the material, but it feels identical to PickBoy ultex , one i also love.The pick edge is beveled and super smooth. This is not unlike changing the attack /strike angle just enough to improve speed.The pick transfers a lot of power to the strings, giving a big sound, but also a bit more treble, without plink or pick click. The texture is really nice, and its one of the few picks I use with texture. Its texture is very subtle, comfortable, feels natural and helps! The larger "346" size too, is great, and simply provides a nice grip for extended playing with power.I will add, in my experience, that thick, stiff picks are something that it took me decades to not only discover, but to have the technique to use. Imho, they require a slightly looser and more fluid grip to not hang up on strings. Sometimes they are an adjustment for beginners used to softer more flexible picks. The pay off is better control, accuracy, and .....yes......tone.The pick provides great accuracy, for intricate single string runs (yes i use this on my archtop, as well as flat top, and electrics) and fast fiddle type tunes on the mandolin.Summary: I get big round warm sound with added clarity, and comfort.While picks are a personal preference, these offer a huge potential return for minimal risk, imho. Try one!

perfect picks for bass ,very nice and has a good sound.

für meine Finger und meine Klangvorstellung eines Plek's genau richtig.Durch die Größe gut zu halten . Die Spielkanten sind optimal gerundet .Damit macht das Spielen spaß.

habe schon sehr viele Pleks in den unterschiedlichsten stärken versucht. Mit diesen ist meine suche nun beendet.Sie haben zwar ihren Preis, sind es aber aufjedenfall Wert

Muy buenas