Carl C. Ferre-lang

I quite like these.. They are pointy and therefore accurate in fast passages. They last longer than tortex picks of the same outline. They are flat, unlike beveled Ultex jazz3s and so many players will prefer this aspect of these picks to what is really the standard. If you like the undersized, medium sharp jazz3 profile, these might accidentally be the best ones on the market right now. They are actually slightly larger than regular jazz 3 picks and i like them more than primetones which are...

Dio Brando

First and foremost, I want it out there that I've had these picks for a while, so this review takes into consideration the breaking-in period and whatnot. Long story short: These picks are amazing and well worth the price to even try them.Also, this is just my personal opinion. Different people like different types of picks, but this one is just fantastic for me and seems to fulfill everything I want in a pick:(in no particular order)1. Durability/Material/Grip2. Thickness3. Size4. Pointednes...

krisenda lobato

After a couple decades of playing guitar, I finally started exploring a variety of picks, with the goal of finding my ultimate pick (why did I wait so long to start exploring this crucial aspect of plectrum based guitar playing?).I love these for electric guitar playing in a variety of styles (I tend to play clean, in jazz to indie/alternative styles, but other things too). I find the tone and playability generally superior (for my purposes!) to the regular red or black Jazz III's. The red ja...

Tech-Savvy

What can be special in an innocuous piece of tiny little "hard-something" to sound the guitar string? Poor and fancy-free, as amateur players, we tried everything from laminated plastic, sanded-down molded plastic, metal alloys, shells, bone, coins with various compositions, coat buttons. . . A detailed list would be a hundred items, maybe, including actual cheap-picks of various makes and elite-signatures. We learned, good-technique, right firmness, hard-wearing material, comfortable thickne...

Fred le moustique

J`utilise des plectres de plus en plus durs et affutés depuis quelques années ; habitué aux Jazz III " classiques" , petits, précis , " fontaines à harmoniques artificielles ". Mais là il s`agit de jouer dans une autre cour : très bon grip , plus dur que les Jazz III , les attaques sont précises , le jeu rapide semble plus facile , la tranche glissant sur les cordes . Grosse attaques sur les accords , le son semble plus puissant dans les haut-médiums et équilibré dans les basses , le timbre g...