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noodles said:They make ebony and rosewood picks?!? That's pretty cool.![]()
DSS3 said:Aw... they don't do Jazz III shapes. Does anyone do custom printed Jazz III's?
Drew said:I was wondering that too. This might be a ways down the road (years, at the rate I'm going, lol), but about the time I finished my CD it might be a cool promotional thing, buy a gross or two and include a free Drew Peterson pick with the first 100 purchases or something.![]()
Yeah, I'm a dork, I should be shot.![]()
SevenatoR said:I've used Clayton a couple of times and am real happy with what I've gotten.
http://www.steveclayton.com
Aw... they don't do Jazz III shapes. Does anyone do custom printed Jazz III's?
Yes, In Tune does do a Jazz III shape. It's listed on their site as a Grip XX-J. They're pretty much exactly like the Dunlop Tortex Jazz picks.
I actually switched to Clayton, simply because he does Ultex ("Ultem"). You might like their Acetal picks...
Hmm... he's a lot more expensive than Dunlop at Dunlop quantities (i.e. 800 is cheaper from Dunlop), but he has the option to order a lot fewer. I'll have to look into it further once I have a logo.
I switched for a reason - the edges are MUCH better on the Claytons, especially on the ones I use.
Hmm... I do find that one out of every 10 or so Dunlops has a rounded point before I use it, so I have to throw it out. I also have been going through them about 1 pick every 5 hours of playing. I'll run out of Division picks sooner or later, and I'll give the Claytons a try.
Yeah, I had the same issue - the Dunlop quality control has been pretty crappy lately...