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Perfect for bass.
I love these for playing bass. They are thin enough to flex a little when you pick so the strings don't go out of tune. They are also slightly pointier than regular picks wich is great for metal and such. They are also slightly bigger than regular picks wich I really like for bass, perhaps because the string spacing means that less precision is required. I've used these on a few gigs and for recording, and they haven't made me dissapointed in any way. The grip stays good even after a lot of wear, so the only times I've dropped them, it was my fault. I would gladly recommend these to any bassist that wants a little extra out of their pick.
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K
Great pics
Tougher than I thought, but really nice feel to them
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F
Great for what I do
I have very thick strings (013-090) and these perform excellent, great pick attack sounding, the tip doesn't seem to last too long but I dont complain as I use crazy thick strings and also pick very hard.
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Sharp end gives these picks a tone characterized by sharp attack and lots of upper range. I've used .80mm tortex picks for a while and they last really really well. With a pack this size you're going to run out of picks for a while.
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CM
Dunlop Tortex III Riffle 060 Pack
Finally the quest for the perfect pick is over! Firm enough for picking with just enough flap for strumming. Brightly coloured so less frantic searching once it's dropped on the ground.
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Perfect for Rhythm Guitars
The shape and thickness of the plectrum is ideal for precision and picking hard while keeping the string from going out of tune.
For those whose picking technique involves hitting strings at an angle, the sharp tip provides a bright tone which is optimal for playing rhythm.
The downsides to this plectrum are that the tip loses its sharpness fairly quickly, and the print on either side of the plectrum smudges and stains the fingers within a few minutes of using them, which can be annoying.
Overall, this plectrum suits my picking style really well and brings out the best in my right hand technique.
For those whose picking technique involves hitting strings at an angle, the sharp tip provides a bright tone which is optimal for playing rhythm.
The downsides to this plectrum are that the tip loses its sharpness fairly quickly, and the print on either side of the plectrum smudges and stains the fingers within a few minutes of using them, which can be annoying.
Overall, this plectrum suits my picking style really well and brings out the best in my right hand technique.
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Great for Bass!
These are perfect for bass, especially on a 5/6 string's low B.
Gives a nice, sharp tone, as the plec bends out of the way acting as a natural compressor.
Great grip, lasts long!
Gives a nice, sharp tone, as the plec bends out of the way acting as a natural compressor.
Great grip, lasts long!
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GK
Black paint comming off
Pros: The pointy tip lets pick more accuratelly.
Cons: The pick is slightly thinner than regular .60 . Black paint is commong off after a few minutes of intensive playing leaving your finger tips black.
Cons: The pick is slightly thinner than regular .60 . Black paint is commong off after a few minutes of intensive playing leaving your finger tips black.
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