These guitar picks/plectrums are amazing and surprising.
I have been using Dunlop Tortex .60mm and the Jazz III Blacks. When I switched to these picks (possibly forever), I got the great benefits of not only the beveled edge and thickness of this pick, but also the ability to rotate it for the fine tooth side and the rounded side. I don't really use the circular side, however, it is still nice to have to experiment with.
It does not catch on your strings thanks to the beveled edges. This actually allows you to play faster and reduce fatigue in your arm, wrists or fingers. My tone has improved and these things will last well over 1000 hours. I've spent 25 hours with one pick so far and there has been no wearing or tearing yet on either edge. I enjoy the Hardened and Original models the best. Pure does give some interesting tones on acoustic guitars, but if you want a solid stroke, go with the Hardened or Original, in my opinion.
Thanks for reading my review! Seriously, give these a try!
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Been playing guitar for almost 20 years now and used the JazzIII's for about 10 years exclusively (yeah I saw that Eric Johnson video HAHA) anyway I've been using this set for almost a month now, bought it direct from their website. Still do compare this to the JazzIII now and then but but to me they now sound inferior. The closest pick that almost replaced the JazzIII's was the JP Sig JazzIII that were larger and a little brighter which I like, but I would go back to the regular ones a few minutes since it doesn't feel right. Yes they are pricey, but as I was looking at other boutique pick vendors, they had way too many options that no way I am going to hunt and buy just to test their products, I'm sure they are great too with all due respect.Pros: Love the tactile feel on all picks particularly the one with graphite as it is smoother. I use the pointy tip most of the time, it gives me 2 angles on string attack depending on how I hold it. Love the bevel too. They are almost twice as this compared to the JazzIII's too but I have no problems with it whatsoever. For sound it was a deal-breaker, it has more midrange and it sounds mean. I can hear a little chirp but this pick just oozes with midrange. JazzIII's sounds rounder and and more bassy as you might expect. They also claim it improves your speed, honestly I can't comment on that but if you want to increase your speed, go practice. Overall I am enjoying it, I love the sound and ergonomics.Cons:Pricey. I suggest start paying attention to your pick now, give them some respect and don't loose 'em. They do last long, I play guitar for 2-3 hours almost every night and they still look like brand new.To conclude, this is a very well designed pick from the selection of materials to the design/features to one of the most basic gear guitar players use almost all the time. I don't know what they're smoking when they came up with this, but I'm thankful they did.
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