Jim DunlopStandard 88MM Nylon Picks 12 Pack (44P088)

So I play electric guitar, usually a bit crunchy distorted. I switch between strumming in short chop strokes and sometimes picking a few things out here and there. I have used all kinds of picks out there from heavy to flimsy.In over 20 years of playing music, strumming and picking electric and acoustic guitars, I have come to rest with the Jim Dunlop .88mm. (I play on usually 9s but I used to play way harder and used 10s... this pick is good for both gages of strings)In my opinion this is the best pick to have for guitar. It is flexible enough to use to strum but also firm enough to do precision single-note string picking. They wear on the edges a bit, but really they are quite indestructible.Actually once the edge wears a bit, I like to hold the pick at a bit of an angle to the strings.. for a shimmering kind of sound as the pick scrapes against the strings.. either strumming or picking.The pick is also very good with its no slip grip surface. I never had a problem with the pick slipping in my fingers.

Great picks

Smaller size pick with textured grip

Fast delivery, great product! Thanks

I use these for guitar or bass. No other pick comes close. Will never break and you can use them even when the point is pretty worn away.Perfect balance between flexibility and rigidity. Textured so they won't slip out of your grip when sweaty.Color is a little dull but who cares?

I really like these picks. They might not last as long as some others. When I play a 12-15 song set they’re pretty shot. But I’m also using them for bass.

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These are great. They are classic picks with a good grip. Much cheaper to buy here than one at a time at the music store.