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I use Dunlop Ultex Jazz III's, best picks i've used so far. I love their grip and thickness.
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One day going to school I found a jazz iii dunlop. It's been a year or so.

whenever i play my dad's acoustic i use it.
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Dunlop Ultex Tri .88
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I like triangular picks because it doesn't matter which corner I use.


Nice, a tripple pick ..... I am sure this one is very reliable :)
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I use Dunlop Jazz III for faster picking needs, and Fender heavy Pearloid that I shape with a file and bevel the edges for blues. (IMO the pearloid though the same thickness, is a bid harder than tortoise, giving it a more percussive attack).
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Jim Dunlop Nylon .73's, .88's, and Ice Picks Stainless Steel picks. RK

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I've used these for years- the thick one @ 1.52mm. With these I hear the sound of the string, not the pick. And they work well for speed playing too. The only time I use medium or thin picks is when I'm playing acoustic guitar.

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Well after listening to you guys on a bout picks i went out yesterday got some More stubbys and have filed the top layer off making it rougher and easier to hold! finally no more slipping for me :D

Is there anyway however to purchase V-picks without ordering online...?

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Dunlope 1mm, and some time dunlop 2mm if I'm opting for a more 'shreddy' style..
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ClassicRock92 wrote:
Well after listening to you guys on a bout picks i went out yesterday got some More stubbys and have filed the top layer off making it rougher and easier to hold! finally no more slipping for me :D

Is there anyway however to purchase V-picks without ordering online...?

Just go to the Dealers page and find one near you - http://www.v-picks.com/dealers

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ClassicRock92 wrote:
Well after listening to you guys on a bout picks i went out yesterday got some More stubbys and have filed the top layer off making it rougher and easier to hold! finally no more slipping for me :D

Is there anyway however to purchase V-picks without ordering online...?


Check out the Dealer area, there is an International section http://66.84.20.112/

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Chet - the name www.v-picks.com now resolves to 66.84.20.112 which indicates Vinnie has updated his DNS entries; so you can go back to using the name - it makes it easier for most. :P

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giljanus wrote:
Chet - the name www.v-picks.com now resolves to 66.84.20.112 which indicates Vinnie has updated his DNS entries; so you can go back to using the name - it makes it easier for most. :P

Gil 8)


Yeah, I haven't updated my bookmarks yet. I guess I should get busy huh?

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