Dunlop Nylon Standard 0,46

I use these picks always for strumming on my acoustic guitar as well as my recording.

In recording acoustic guitar one of the most important elements is the pick sound - In the context of strumming a thin pick can really help brighten the guitar and can almost be like adding a percussion element to your mix which can really help it cut through the mix.

Ive tried a couple of different picks and these are just perfect -
Simple, cheap and last!
Highly recommend.

Nice thin pick perfect for acoustic playing. Great grip and very flexible.

What can I say about picks? Well, it's what the doctor for beginners ordered and they're very comfy in my right hand. (My left are a bit painful at the moment.)

I thought 0,60 to be a bit thick for my Tele so decided to get these but 0,46 is just too thin. Good for mandolin kind of playing :D but not for snappy note picking.

I have been using these plectrums all my life and I have never found anything else that could match these and they last a lifetime (as long as you don't lose them!!)

Pat Whelan - Ireland

i gig in a two piece band and i wanted a pick witch would have good trip while being very light and easy to strum on. i have never broke one so far but sometimes my fingers get hurt as the picks are so light my fingers hit the strings. in witch case i would recommend the 0,60 model. love Dunlop will never use anything els.

These are the picks I use…. So…

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