D'Addario Acrylux Reso Jazz, 3-Pack (3AR7-03)

These are priced at the high end of what I would personally pay for a pick, but they truly do produce an incredible sound. I have always been looking for a pick that essentially sounds like your fingers but louder and more precise, and I feel that D’Addario could do a better job marketing these (maybe it’s the name) because these are it. They produce an even, pleasing, natural warm tone without almost any click or other pick artifacts. Works great on acoustic and electric. The pick itself is a slightly smaller 351 shape than standard, has a beveled edge, and a wonderful tacky feel without actually needing a bumpy grip, which is something I actually don’t like.I also tried the Reso picks and, despite the marketing, found that they produce pretty much the same pleasing warm tone with no artifacts. They just feel more like a typical pick, think Dunlop Gels, and are smoother without the tacky feel. You might prefer these or the red color. Both are great.

I've been playing acoustic guitar for 40+ years and have used many different types of picks. The grip has always been an issue for me. I'm left handed but play right handed. My non dominant hand being my pick hand makes this more of a challenge. IMO super smooth picks are easier to grip than the textured grip picks. This is the easiest pick to grip that I have ever used. Stays in place and has improved my flat picking speed and accuracy. Tone is super clear with more volume than other picks I've used. Am going to try the reso version before making a bulk purchase. They only come in one thickness, 1.5 mm but IMO that is the sweet spot for acoustic guitar. Hope this info is helpful.

Best guitar picks I ever played. If you like jazz 3 picks give it a try, it has a very unique attack and the pick glides as you play

When I received these picks I was expecting them to be sized similarly to the Black Ice line by D'addario. However, they are exactly cut like a Dunlop Jazz III so if you're into that size this will be the perfect pick for you.As for the tone I actually like it a lot which is interesting since I never really liked acrylic sounds in the past. However, this manages to not only get a very even tone, but it's also very pleasing and warm. I left it at a 4 star for value for money due to only getting a couple of picks for the price and I'm not sure how long they'll last, but I'm overall very satisfied

Excellent picks. But picks are so personal that you have to try them.I would add that acrylic is very long wearing and has a property that makes it stick to you fingers better than any material I have tried. So they are much easier to grip than the others. Including those with textured grips. And I have tried all of them.

These are about a millimeter bigger compared to the Jazz III picks, but otherwise the same shape. They have a rounded beveled edge. The tone is pretty mellow, dark, bassy. No pick chirps. If you like jazz III picks, try these too.

I rarely feel compelled to write a product review but at over $3 each for these picks I felt the need to highlight the fact that these picks are wearing out quickly. I liked the feel of the pick and I liked the sound produced. I was very disappointed with the wear.

These picks give my mandolin a beautiful bell like sound. All instruments, strings and players are different but, these are definitely are worth a try.