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100% Recommend this product (5 of 5 responses)
By Stevie
Pakenham, Victoria
June 16, 2018
What it says on the tin
Standard nylon picks, just like it says on the tin
By Clem
Kinsale, Cork, Ireland
December 7, 2017
Who hasn't used these..
Great pics for acoustic and electric guitar.
The lighter ones are great for beginners too.
Great tone and great value
The lighter ones are great for beginners too.
Great tone and great value
ProsPerfect all rounders
Consnone
By Shaun
Singapore
July 18, 2017
The benchmark
These are really popular among my friends and acquaintances (I'm the crazy guitar pick guy who stocks up dozens of different types)! The thinner gauges are great for beginners and you can slowly move up the gauge to find how heavy you like your picks. The grip is average, but these are the classics that you'd want to recommend to your friends before introducing them to the tortex, gels, jazz etc.
By Jason
Waukesha, WI
May 8, 2017
a great rhythm all-arounder
dunlop nylon's were one of the first picks i used 22 years ago when i started playing. nylon picks have a warmer (almost neutral) tone to them, with a very limited amount of pick noise. They are also more flexible than other materials such as tortex, ultex or celluloid which make them an excellent choice for not only rhythm playing but beginners as well.
Proswarm tone, textured grip, low amount of pick noise
By Jorge
Yuma, AZ
September 14, 2014
nothing fancy...
I recently rediscovered the tone of standard nylon picks on a dread, and I really did it! These aren't as stiff as say a tortex in the same gauge, but they produce a warmer, almost compressed tone. Great for strumming.