JIM DUNLOP478P1.0 Tortex® White Jazz III, 1.0mm, 12/Player's Pack

I used to have a problem with not being accurate with my old guitar picks, but my brother told me about these, and as soon as i tried them I knew that I was in love. I do tend to drop the pick in my guitar from time to time (lol) but they are the most accurate pick iv'e ever used, you'll have a great time with these (advised to medium guitar players)...

I’ve been using these for about a year and I think I found the guitar pick for me. The only complaint I can think of is grip. That can easily be fixed by carefully taking a sharp object and scraping a pound sign into the guitar pick. I have big hands and this pick still works great for me. 🙌🏽

Just get the big pack, I already lost like 7 of them and I’ve only had them for like a month. Picks come and go, but having 72 in a bag I can pull from is very helpful. The picks themselves are great. Sturdy enough for heavy rhythms and rounded enough for some mellower stuff.

Good size and grip feel.

I've tried a lot of cheap picks, I eventually settled on Dunlop and tortex as my favorite. Normal sized picks felt too big at a heavy thickness.Once I tried these at a friend's house I've used only them for almost a year now. They feel much better than standard size picks, and I prefer a thick pick so these white ones are great. It will come down to preference but I recommend giving them a shot!

I have played Fender medium celluloid picks for 20 years. I’ve tried various others but always came back to the fenders. But these Tortex Jazz iii’s in 0.73mm have changed my world.By keeping it the same thickness as my fender mediums I have that same familiar feel of the string response under my hand, but the slightly higher stiffness of the Tortex makes the attack more clear and precise, but still in a very musical way. It’s not harsh, and I still sound like “me”. The tone shift is very slight, which is what I was hoping for.I also find the ergonomics of the Jazz shape to be better for me. It just fits into the bend of my first knuckle on my index finger so it’s not sliding around at all.Finally, because the precision is so good with this pick, I am playing with a speed and fluidity that I’ve never found with my Fenders. That alone is worth it to me. The tone and ergonomics are a wonderful bonus.

i accidentally bought the size 1.5mm when i meant to buy the 1.14mm size but i tried them out anyway (i play electric guitar) and i think this size of thickness is better for bass and acoustic! but if you like a muddier sound from your picks when you play electric, then this would be good too.

If you're going to buy this picks, buy the white ones because they look sick.

Niente da eccepire , originali Dunlop e rigidità per me perfetta . Il plettro è una cosa troppo personale per trovarne delle caratteristiche valide per tutti ( e poi con gli anni si cambia , o a seconda della chitarra se ne usano diversi ) .Forse , l'unica cosa oggettiva è averne di bianchi ( invece della versione identica nera ) che mi aiuta a perderli un po' meno visto che il pavimento della sala prove è scuro , ma è una piccolezza .

Great picks. Played guitar for 24 years, always like jazz3 picks. Tried these because they were cheaper. They're a Little bigger, very comfortable and they grip reasonably well.New favourites..

Probably the best picks I've used. They have the jazz tip for really precise, fast picking but because they're Tortex® they're soft to the touch and don't fly out of my hands like the traditional Jazz III does. I would highly recommend the picks for any lead player looking to level up from they're standard jazz-style picks.

Very nice, but they do wear down quite quickly, but that's probably the nature of thinner jazz 3s

They are tiny. They looked huge in the pics. I usually use bass pick while playing guitar. I thought these would be a great in between. But no, way too small. useless in my case.