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Main Pick for Acoustic Guitar
When I play acoustic guitar, I use picks around 0.60 mm. If you are not used to using triangular picks, I recommend these picks for trial purposes. Because the material is suitable for playing rhythm, solo and riffs. It's up to your dynamics. The only disadvantage is that their tips deteriorate quickly. but since it is a triangle, you can continue playing with other corners.
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Good choice!
***Grip***
The unique Tortex surface gives a lot of grip and even extremely perspiring hands will have no problem to hold on to these.
***Durability***
The durability is excellent. Whereas other picks tend to crack (I probably should play a little smoother) these NEVER EVER gave up on me.
I play the triangle shape, so I get the threefold durability.
***Quality***
Typical Dunlop quality - excellent!
The unique Tortex surface gives a lot of grip and even extremely perspiring hands will have no problem to hold on to these.
***Durability***
The durability is excellent. Whereas other picks tend to crack (I probably should play a little smoother) these NEVER EVER gave up on me.
I play the triangle shape, so I get the threefold durability.
***Quality***
Typical Dunlop quality - excellent!
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My Experience with 0.6mm Triangle Guitar Picks
As a passionate guitarist, I'm always on the lookout for tools that can enhance my playing experience. Recently, I came across the 0.6mm Triangle Guitar Picks, and I have to say, they've completely changed the game for me.
First off, let's talk about the thickness – 0.6mm might not sound like much, but trust me, it makes all the difference. It's thick enough to give me the control I need for precise picking and strumming, yet still flexible and comfortable to hold for long jam sessions.
The triangle shape is what really sets these picks apart. The three edges offer versatility like I've never experienced before. Whether I'm going for a clean, crisp tone with the pointed edge or a warmer, rounder sound with the rounded edge, these picks deliver every time.
And let's not forget about durability. I've gone through my fair share of picks that have snapped in the middle of a song, but these picks are built to last. They're sturdy enough to withstand some serious shredding, so I can focus on my playing without worrying about gear failure.
In conclusion, the 0.6mm Triangle Guitar Picks have earned a permanent spot in my gig bag. They're more than just accessories – they're a guitarist's best friend, helping me unlock new sounds and express myself in ways I never thought possible.
First off, let's talk about the thickness – 0.6mm might not sound like much, but trust me, it makes all the difference. It's thick enough to give me the control I need for precise picking and strumming, yet still flexible and comfortable to hold for long jam sessions.
The triangle shape is what really sets these picks apart. The three edges offer versatility like I've never experienced before. Whether I'm going for a clean, crisp tone with the pointed edge or a warmer, rounder sound with the rounded edge, these picks deliver every time.
And let's not forget about durability. I've gone through my fair share of picks that have snapped in the middle of a song, but these picks are built to last. They're sturdy enough to withstand some serious shredding, so I can focus on my playing without worrying about gear failure.
In conclusion, the 0.6mm Triangle Guitar Picks have earned a permanent spot in my gig bag. They're more than just accessories – they're a guitarist's best friend, helping me unlock new sounds and express myself in ways I never thought possible.
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Really love those
They are on the thinner side for bass, but very sturdy and they offer a very good grip. Perfect for keeping good dynamics when playing.
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Great picks
Tortex Triangles are my favourite picks. Not much to say, really. Large grip-surface, three points makes the picks last forever, doesn't get slippery in sweaty hands.
Love 'em.
Love 'em.
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My favorite type of pick, perfect react on dynamics of play
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MY favorites!
I use these all the time for my acoustic!
For me they are flexible enough without being flimsy! You can 'stiffen' them by holding a little firmer in the fingers.
For me they are flexible enough without being flimsy! You can 'stiffen' them by holding a little firmer in the fingers.
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good mandolin and guitar picks.
I like these picks, they don't seem to wear to quickly or break. It's also useful to buy them in quantity, as I've never met a fretted instrument player who does'nt lose them.
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The best picks
These are the only picks I ever use nowadays. I am a bass player and I like that I can get a good grip on the picks. Also the thickness is great for me and they sound good. I mostly use these when I play metal and they're really great for that.
I'll buy these again when I run out of picks.
I'll buy these again when I run out of picks.
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