Brossard bone picks.
What picks do you use?
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Agreed^
And you should make some Jazz III sized ones for meI'll buy a few.
I can make any shape or style. I ususally have people mail me their favorite pick and use it as a template.
I also make these monster picks, check them out compared to the regular little guys:
Goatchrist
Well-Known Member
^I need the monster pick!!! Do you ship to Switzerland? 
Cool Phat Cats 1.50 mm
I like the sound I get with these, too, Cool Ultra Jazz 1.20 mm, but the feel isn't as nice for me:
I like the sound I get with these, too, Cool Ultra Jazz 1.20 mm, but the feel isn't as nice for me:
Hemi-Powered Drone
Dragonblade629
I can make any shape or style. I ususally have people mail me their favorite pick and use it as a template.
I see on your website that the picks are $30, does that include the sandblasting and anodizing? Is the price for one pick or more?
EDIT: Are the monster picks or custom picks an higher cost?
CloudAC
Chaz
Dunlop Jazz III XL Blacks. Amazing picks.
I dont want to derail the thread, so anyone interested PM me or contact me through the site. Price is $30 for any finish any shape, although most of the picks I make look like the ones in the pictures, sandblasted partially and anodized. The anodizing wears off from playing but it still looks pretty cool and the wearing gives the picks character. For custom picks I ask that you mail in a sample for me to use as a template. I will duplicate the shape. I have limited material as far as thickness of the sheet, but will try to do my best to match. If anyone can recommend a material thickness for picks that can be a universal size that would fit most picks well, let me know.
amartyrc0mplex
SigSauer underling
Snarling Dog Brain picks. Though I use the 1.14mm. Used to roll 2.0mm Dunlops about 8 months+ back.
scherzo1928
has wood for you
I love Ultex Jazz IIIs, and stubbies.
I also tried a chip of cocobolo the other day, and sounded HUGE on an acoustic, wasnt even sanded.
I also tried a chip of cocobolo the other day, and sounded HUGE on an acoustic, wasnt even sanded.
ShadyDavey
7ibrarian
I got sent about 35 to review - I haven't reviewed them yet partially due to the lack of a camera, partially due to my mental state, and partially due to the fact that whilst there are some good 'uns in there.....some of them bewlider me as to their potential market.
When I pick up the guitar I'm still using my Red Bear Big Jazzer and Jim Dunlop Jazztone 208's.
c-chavez
Member
Dunlop Jazz III (Nylon black)
I tried some tortex before, but prefer the jazz III.
I tried some tortex before, but prefer the jazz III.
They can be used, but "better tone" "greater speed"... bollocks.
I found I was actually slower with these picks and the tone was thinner.
They dont slip out of your hands apparently, even though they do.
I actually paid for mine, I think they were £18 for the starter pack. I bought them with the intention of doing a review, but I was so disappointed that I am not going to bother doing one.
Jazz III XLs all the way, although they are still far from perfect.
I found I was actually slower with these picks and the tone was thinner.
They dont slip out of your hands apparently, even though they do.
I actually paid for mine, I think they were £18 for the starter pack. I bought them with the intention of doing a review, but I was so disappointed that I am not going to bother doing one.
Jazz III XLs all the way, although they are still far from perfect.
fluid1993
Member
Jazz IIIs anyday
Grand Moff Tim
Some call me... Tim
EBE glow-in-the-dark Mediums.
I don't really care that they glow in the dark, but whatever material the glowie ones are made out of lasts alot longer than the regular ones. I'm guilty of riding the E (or B) an awful lot, so a pick that wears slowly is just what I need. I haven't voluntarily used any other pick for about a decade now.
EDIT: Their mediums are .71mm.
I don't really care that they glow in the dark, but whatever material the glowie ones are made out of lasts alot longer than the regular ones. I'm guilty of riding the E (or B) an awful lot, so a pick that wears slowly is just what I need. I haven't voluntarily used any other pick for about a decade now.
EDIT: Their mediums are .71mm.
FrankeR
Smooth Groove
Heavenly.
I used to have the Jazz 3, but found that especially when playing live I would lose grip.
So I switched to thsee about 10 years ago:
Same shape, but tortex. After the first batch I coulnd't get them anywhere and had to order them in the US through my local music store. Took them a year to arrive.
So now that there is internet I just buy them bulk whenever I get the opportunity.
As you can see in the pic, Sam Ash doesnt have them anymore (still have about 200 or so left, so I'm not worried yet )
So I switched to thsee about 10 years ago:
Same shape, but tortex. After the first batch I coulnd't get them anywhere and had to order them in the US through my local music store. Took them a year to arrive
.So now that there is internet I just buy them bulk whenever I get the opportunity.
As you can see in the pic, Sam Ash doesnt have them anymore (still have about 200 or so left, so I'm not worried yet )
