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Picks for strumming
Usually I use Dunlop Tortex Standard 0,73 (yellow). 0.50s are thinnest in Tortex line and provide the same remarkable perfect grip and durability - the reasons I choose Dunlop Tortex.
Customers have to note before purchasing - 0.50s are totally oriented for rustle strumming. They eat attack and make a clicking side-tone when soloing.
Customers have to note before purchasing - 0.50s are totally oriented for rustle strumming. They eat attack and make a clicking side-tone when soloing.
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You cannot go wrong with these
I am not a guitar expert, but I like playing the instrument once in a while, and I experienced this pick thickness works for me. So I went ahead and ordered a bunch of these (namely 12 as in one pack), and I'm still really happy about the fact that I did. Not only it is really cheap, it works great, and no matter how many types of picks I have, I still go back to these from time to time. And one huge plus for this pack of 12: I could give some for my friends, who are also really happy with them. :) I encourage every guitar player to order some! :)
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Tortex are the best
I am playing guitar for more then 20 years and I tried almost every guitar pick. From jazz iii to metal pick and other crazy ideas for guitar picks.
i have always came back "home" to the Tortex. I think that they sound the best.
For electric guitar I love the Dunlop Tortex III Riffle 1.14 that they are mixed of the Jazz 3 and normal tortex. But for acoustic guitar, when strumming and the picking sound is very important, I like a soft pick like the Dunlop Tortex Standard 0,50. They are very soft and maybe other will think that they are too soft.
my only complain is that because they are very thin their durability is very low so you need to change them often.
i have always came back "home" to the Tortex. I think that they sound the best.
For electric guitar I love the Dunlop Tortex III Riffle 1.14 that they are mixed of the Jazz 3 and normal tortex. But for acoustic guitar, when strumming and the picking sound is very important, I like a soft pick like the Dunlop Tortex Standard 0,50. They are very soft and maybe other will think that they are too soft.
my only complain is that because they are very thin their durability is very low so you need to change them often.
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My favorite picks
Love these. The only picks I use. Good grip and durability. Tortex is a great material. You don't have to buy the Dunlop brand. Guitar Center in the US had its home brand which was basically the same thing and cheaper. Look around.
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reliable brand
Great picks. good grip, density, tone etc. These things are personal but they've worked for me for decades.
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Good picks to strum the acoustic guitars
These picks are really useful to play acoustic guitars with the strumming technique, less useful to play solos on the electric ones.
They are very handy and confortable to the touch.
They are very handy and confortable to the touch.
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Awesome
Love this item. I usualy use this. Good durability and material (velvet efect), very strong pick and performance. I'll buy this plectrums in the next time!
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I've come to really like dunlop picks and these are no different. The surface is great to grip and it wont slip off your hand as easily as some pick that are polished to shine.
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good
They do what they say they do, no complaints,
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Best picks out there
Dunlop Tortex is the go-to for any guitar player. 0,50 is the perfect thickness for strumming and also some light flat picking. Buy them from Thomann and you won’t be disappointed!
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