What picks do you use?

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philosoful

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Hello dude - yep, still enjoying that one! :)

As I said, very good attack, nice tone - makes it ideal for slower playing in my book although I have a slight confession....I'm currently playing with a Dunlop Jazztone 208 for faster playing because erm....my fat old fingers seem to like slightly larger plectrums these days :lol:

:lol:S'all relative to what one needs! I'm still toying with different sizes and shapes, forever experiment!
 

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Used to use the Jazz III's exclusively, but got so sick of dropping them on stage, getting them lodged in punters eyes when I once again lose control and send them flying across the room.

Loved the sound from Tortex picks, but could never find a shape/thickness I liked, till I found the Tortex Pitch Black Jazz. Tortex sound and grip, Jazz III size and feel. I live in constant paranoia that they might discontinue them, so I'm constantly buying bulk packs from the states..

Cool, I might have to look for these, are they any more/less slippery than the Jazz III?
 

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Using something like these now, mwahahaaa:
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Really quite pleased how these turned out, find me a better looking and sounding pick than that?..
 

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I always seem to use the Dunlop Tortex .73mm yellow ones, although usually I don't mind what picks I use as long as they aren't too thin and floppy.
 

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I discovered today that I the Nylon Jazz III Stiffo's.. I thought I was just using Jazz III's haha. Didn't know there was a difference. :lol:
 

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Wegen TF140 pick made by Michel Wegen. Expensive @ $7.50 but they're good, fast, and clear. The Trimus 250 is a great sweep-picking pick. Oh if I only knew how to sweep-pick though. :shred:
 

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I've switched picks so many times searching for the perfect pick. :lol:
Right now I'm using Ultex Jazz III's.
 

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I've changed alot recently. I've gone from my old favourite

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And the Eric Johnson Jazz's

to

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2mm big stubbies and I've now gone to

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Because of the tip which is sharper than a Jazz III but has more material to grip. Much crunchier sounding when playing riffs and any lead playing sounds snappier.
 

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Just got some carbon fibre max grip Jazz IIIs today, Ive been using normal Jazz IIIs for years and love them, but the grip could be a bit better. Ultex Jazz IIIs are pretty awesome but these max grips are easily the grippiest picks Ive ever used! Now I have to decide between the tone of the Ultex and the grip of the carbon fibre max grips...
 

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these are some of the titanium picks I make.
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I sandblast part of the top to help give a better grip. All of these pieces have been heat anodized.
 

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I use 2 stone picks, one modelled after a dunlop sharp (Aussie Jade), and another which was to be the same but the tip broke in the process (banded agate), so it is more like a traditional pick with a sharp point (not rounded). I greatly prefer the second of the 2.
 

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these are some of the titanium picks I make.
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I sandblast part of the top to help give a better grip. All of these pieces have been heat anodized.

Dude, you should start selling those,they look awesome, and the sandblasting sounds like a sound idea.
 


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