Wp
A very good jazz 3 style pick
I've been around the block with picks. Bought so many styles and materials. From stainless steel to boutique plastics, this is the one I keep coming back to.
Pros:
Thin but very little flex. It almost feels like you're picking too quickly switching from thicker picks to this one at .88mm when I was used to 1.5mm and thicker.
The jazz 3 shape makes it easy to pick precisely and neatly.
Because of the material and thinness it sounds great on an acoustic and when strumming. It doesn't sound dead like a thick pick.
Cons:
The wear on it. The tip will shred down quickly if you're like me and you dig in. It also does not like pick slides that much and the sides can get worn in.
Pros:
Thin but very little flex. It almost feels like you're picking too quickly switching from thicker picks to this one at .88mm when I was used to 1.5mm and thicker.
The jazz 3 shape makes it easy to pick precisely and neatly.
Because of the material and thinness it sounds great on an acoustic and when strumming. It doesn't sound dead like a thick pick.
Cons:
The wear on it. The tip will shred down quickly if you're like me and you dig in. It also does not like pick slides that much and the sides can get worn in.
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R
Great pick for alternate picking
Smaller size and good point make this ideal for accurate picking technique. Medium thickness makes this a good all round pick.
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PW
I´ve used these for about 8 years (?) & will probably continue to do so.
The only negative thing I have to say is that I wear them out pretty quick - 1/rehearsal or 3/gig.
The only negative thing I have to say is that I wear them out pretty quick - 1/rehearsal or 3/gig.
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