Dunlop 47PXLN Nylon Jazz III XL, Red (Pack of 6)

This ticks all the boxes. It's easy to hold with its slightly smaller than usual form factor but it's not so small that it becomes fiddly. The raised lettering offers great grip without being too grippy. You can still shift it's position but it's not gonna slip out of your grip or move around in general. The sharp tip is perfect for picking accuracy and allow for higher speed in your picking with having less material to pass over the string yet the tip is very durable. In fact I find these much more durable than ULTEX or Tortex outlasting those materials 2 to 3 times over. The nylon material gives a full well rounded tone which is neither too tinny nor too muddy. It's got a nice fat bottom end EQ, a roaring full bodied mid and clear controlled treble the result in this plectrum working well with any pickup on any guitar. The nylon also offers an excellent buttery smoothness as it glides over the strings with absolutely no drag or scratchiness. I highly recommend these for absolutely any guitar player.

I've been a devout user of the regular Jazz III red nylon picks for well over a decade now. Probably my way of wanting to be the spawn of Eric Johnson and Joe Bonamassa! But over the last year or so I've been moving away from small picks and have been wanting something a bit bigger. After going back to regular shaped and sized tortex, nylon and celluloid picks I just found they lacked that famous Jazz III 'accuracy'. So naturally I went to these. One word, perfect. Slightly bigger than the regular Jazz III, which also results in them having a bit more bend and give (which I love). They have more of a 'matte' finish than regular Jazz III's, making them so much easier to grip. Because they're made from nylon they last ages too, I can burn through a regular tortex or celluloid pick in just a few play sessions. + larger size means more to grab hold of + more of a 'matte' finish means better grip + slightly more 'give' than the regular size + cheap when compared to the more 'boutique' pick brands nowadays

Better than the standard ones for me. A good thick pick & the right point for lead playing. Probably too thick for rhythm guitar players. Easy to grip & the best I have used.

On the thicker side but they feel nice to play with. So far they have lasted well. I was originally recommended to get these by a family member studying at a music college. Would buy again.

I talked with other guitarists and a couple of them said they wouldn't play with anything else so I wanted to try them for myself. These picks give a nice bright sound. They are smaller than what would I suppose be called a normal pick but that makes them more nimble. I don't use these exclusively, I have a variety of differing picks but these do get regular use. Delivery was good, quality of product is good.

Good product. Cant go wrong.

Easy to hold, great finish so no string rub noise. Accurate for fast licks. Exactly what you want. These and Dan's Guitar Store picks are just the best.

I play bass guitar and electric guitar, and these picks are the best I have ever used for both of these instruments. I am a beginner and my guitar teacher recommended these picks, which are sturdy and not as sticky or flexible as previous picks I have used. Very little wear after a month or two of regular playing. Will absolutely buy again once I lose them all.

Plettri ben rifiniti buon materiale e ottima presa grazie alle scritte in rilievo. Sono piuttosto rigidi e garantiscono un buon controllo nel picking veloce. Ero incerto sulle dimensioni visto che erano definitivi come XL, ma in realtà sono di dimensioni normali (nella seconda foto è vicino ad un Fender Heavy).

The best pick for Guitar depends on your flavor of music

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Excellent picks for the the precision that is needed for playing with Grand Design and chunky enough to use with Psychopunch.

De beste. In rood genomen omdat ik de zwarte altijd verloor. Love it. Snel en goed geleverd.