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really dig these due to size, end of pick. i find the grip works fine for me. do not seem to let them go. durability is also ok from my point of view though i usually have multiple going on at the same time. i think a few months at least. if using one constantly perhaps a lot shorter.
these are my picks due to size and quality. i find the jazz III on the back of these helps the grip. i also use the 1.14 size at times with a different guitar - wrote the same review on that one
these are my picks due to size and quality. i find the jazz III on the back of these helps the grip. i also use the 1.14 size at times with a different guitar - wrote the same review on that one
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Great pick for fast metal riffing and solos
I got these picks particularly to be used for extreme metal. They have the classic tortex sound, all though the attack is sharper, compared to the regular tortex. This pick is pointier, and smaller overall. The pointier edge gives you more control and you need to use less power to play advanced passages. You simply have greater control.
From having tried quite a few picks recently, it is amazing how much the pick and strings do affect your sound. If you're into metal, this one is definitely worth a try.
From having tried quite a few picks recently, it is amazing how much the pick and strings do affect your sound. If you're into metal, this one is definitely worth a try.
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The best size!
My favorite picks. It is the thickness and stiffness that are most convenient for me. And the best form in my opinion.
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Precise and Sturdy
Pros:
The sharp point reduces picking friction, which are great for solos, arpeggios, or plucking in general as they enable precise attack and clarity.
Cons:
They are small size format which sometimes require pick position readjustment such as after a pinch harmonic. Can start slipping after a while of use, so just have spares on the side and rotate use of them during performance/play.
The sharp point reduces picking friction, which are great for solos, arpeggios, or plucking in general as they enable precise attack and clarity.
Cons:
They are small size format which sometimes require pick position readjustment such as after a pinch harmonic. Can start slipping after a while of use, so just have spares on the side and rotate use of them during performance/play.
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my new favourite pic's
thought id give these a go as i have always used the regular tortex plectrums now i cant go back to them these are amazing perfect for my playing \m/
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Great picks for electric guitar
I've been using these for a long time. I love them for playing my electric guitars, because they're small for better strumming speed, but also thick to give me strong attack. Their matte texture helps them not to slip from my fingers.
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Amazing picks. I used to use the classic nylon jazz III picks but switched to these since the classic ones tended to slip from my fingers on stage. These provide better grip, though over time I've switched to the 0,88 version.
They wear out after a while; I usually use mine for about a month.
They wear out after a while; I usually use mine for about a month.
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I apsolutely love them. The sharp edge is ideal for fast picking. They have good grip. As far as durabillity concerns, if you play them everyday they will last less than a month.
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Love the feel of these picks. very accurate and perfectly sized so they don't get in the way without having to have to grip them weirdly.
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