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unbreakable
I've been using these Dunlop 2.0mm picks for years now and by this stage, they're the only ones I need . They've a great tone as I like to hit fairly strongly -a good medium shape and easy to hold.
I ran out of them lately and had to use thinner 1.0mm picks that I borrowed. I broke both of them within 30mins of playing so now, being worried that my fav ones could be discontinued - I spotted an economy sized pack of 75 on Thomann so, I reckon I've enough to see me out!
( I would say that maybe if you're an acoustic strummer, a slightly more flexible one 1.2? might give a sweeter sound) but for my mainly lead stuff 2.00mm is the way to go.
I ran out of them lately and had to use thinner 1.0mm picks that I borrowed. I broke both of them within 30mins of playing so now, being worried that my fav ones could be discontinued - I spotted an economy sized pack of 75 on Thomann so, I reckon I've enough to see me out!
( I would say that maybe if you're an acoustic strummer, a slightly more flexible one 1.2? might give a sweeter sound) but for my mainly lead stuff 2.00mm is the way to go.
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Solid, well made but slippy pick
I got a bag of these to try with my bass. I like trying different picks and always buy the big bags when i can, even if the pick is not as expected, theyll never go to waste.
Overall, these are nice picks. I like heavy gauge but normally use 1.5mm at most. I decided to try these in 2mm. The quality of the picks is really great. No sharp edges or weird anomaly’s. The quality is consistent. I however find that they are very smooth with almost no grip. This mixed with the thickness that the pick doesn't bend, means that they slip and i drop them a lot. I will go back to using Dunlop Max grip instead.
Pros.. solid. Sturdy. Well made.
Cons.. no grip and slippy
Overall, these are nice picks. I like heavy gauge but normally use 1.5mm at most. I decided to try these in 2mm. The quality of the picks is really great. No sharp edges or weird anomaly’s. The quality is consistent. I however find that they are very smooth with almost no grip. This mixed with the thickness that the pick doesn't bend, means that they slip and i drop them a lot. I will go back to using Dunlop Max grip instead.
Pros.. solid. Sturdy. Well made.
Cons.. no grip and slippy
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