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A great alternative to existing products
Many pick companies make their own version of the well-known Dunlop Tortex range and now Fender can be counted in that number, but where other brands use the same colour scheme as Dunlop for the varying thicknesses, Fender are instead taking inspiration from the classic finishes of some of their best-loved electric guitars.
The gauges of these Fender picks don’t match up exactly with that of the Tortex range. Where Dunlop do a 0.6mm, Fender instead do a 0.58mm, but I’d be very surprised if anybody would notice a difference.
These picks are durable and high-quality.
I keep a set in my Telecaster case, the logo on the picks matches that of my headstock perfectly.
Definitely worth considering.
The gauges of these Fender picks don’t match up exactly with that of the Tortex range. Where Dunlop do a 0.6mm, Fender instead do a 0.58mm, but I’d be very surprised if anybody would notice a difference.
These picks are durable and high-quality.
I keep a set in my Telecaster case, the logo on the picks matches that of my headstock perfectly.
Definitely worth considering.
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Does what it's suppose to do, but with matching colour ;-)
It are nice picks (I usually use Dunlop 0,60) but wanted to try those to match my seafoam green Fender Pawnshop '71 and does that exactly. So good quality, nicer colour ;-)
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