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Nice choice as a small pick
I find these stiffo to be a little more long lasting and gripping than the red ones, for my picking style. Both nice choices if you're looking for a smooth surface to hold (very different, much softer that the max grip ones).
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Built for speed!
I've played these picks for a long time in the past and still have many left, these picks are a little less than 3/4 the size of a standard pick and they are really hard to drop. The small size makes it easier to glide accross the string with minimal effort, you might want to try these if you like playing fast metal riffs, shred solos with alternate and sweep picking and quick jazz/fusion licks. I don't recommend using them on an acoustic guitar, because the thickness and the material create a big low end bump which makes strumming/funky chord sequences sound boomy and "wrong" and also awkward to play due to its small size. These picks are pretty good picks for their specific applications and I think every intermediate/pro player should have atleast one of them around, both on stage and in the studio.
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Amazing!
So I bought these because of Alexi Laiho, my favourite guitarist used to use these. I have no regrets. They are quite small and pretty sharp though so keep that in mind if you are going to get a pack too!
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Balanced Thickness, But Slippery Edge
Great for fast playing, but I noticed that the pick edge is very slippery and wears down quite fast.
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dunlop jazz
I was surprised when I got the picks how small they were, too small for my fingers. The sound is good and they stick well to the fingers
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Good but not for me
So decided to buy these and the regular red ones. In all honesty I prefer the red. I've been using the Ultex Jazz III's and wanted something a little less harsh. These are definitely a step in the right direction but they're just a little bit too stiff. Which is interesting because I expected to prefer that over the flex in the red But if that's your thing then you may well like these.
If you want a small, accurate pick that doesn't flex then these are for you. But if like me you like the feel of a little give in the pick then go for the regular red ones.
If you want a small, accurate pick that doesn't flex then these are for you. But if like me you like the feel of a little give in the pick then go for the regular red ones.
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Best picks so far
Along with their red twins, best picks for me so far. I needed some time to get used to them, but it totally worth it.
The most durable picks (except chicken picks) I know so far too.
The most durable picks (except chicken picks) I know so far too.
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My favorite pic for picks
I personally only play with jazz III pics and this is the best one I've tried to this day. I have a few maxgrip dunlop pics and personally I don't like the feel of them, these pics don't grip as much as those do, but they feel way nicer to play with.
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Awesome shredding picks
If you're into fast guitar playing, alternate, sweep picking or fast metal rythm these are the picks for you. They point is sharp enough to make fast picking easier, the small size makes it easier to handle and harder to drop and it remains sharp for about a week of intensive playing. The sound they make on acoustic guitar is not really that good, they create a lot of low end and really kill the brightness of the strings, and it's also hard to do funky-style fast strumming with it, but it's a nice tool every electric guitarist should have in his arsenal.
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easy to use
I bought this stiffo mainly for my guitar but it fits also well for my bass. I´s not expensive, easy to use and it fits well on straight necks. you only have to be a little bit careful for the intonation when you strap it around the neck. For me it´s works fine !
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