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Bigger than I expected
By: AJB
Submitted: 11/26/2020
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I normally play Dunlop Petrucci flow or the regular flow 2.0 mm. I like thicker, medium sized picks. This was larger than I expected. It's essentially a full sized pick (think full size Stubby series) but with the Ultex flow feel. The tip is pointed but not sharp so staccato licks are smooth and consistent without overaccentuating pick attack. If you are used to Jazz 3's this may not be for you, but if you like the Petrucci flow you might like these as well.
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Love these!
By: Scott
Submitted: 11/13/2020
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Feel and sound great. The beveled edge is nice and they last a long time. .
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These picks are dope!!
By: Chauncy
Submitted: 10/14/2019
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I've always played with a much thinner pick, but as my technic progressed, and speed increased so did my pick lol. Andy James is ?? awesome, check him out if you never heard of on YouTube. The material glides off the strings and feels good in your hand
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Really amazing for shredders and acoustic guitar strummers. Not for blues/funk/country players.
By: Victor S.
Submitted: 8/15/2019
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This pick rounded bevel really make fast runs easier. It doesn't feel as thick as it is. Also I had an interesting experience: I was recording a video on a friends' house, using an acoustic guitar and microphone, my guitar was buzzing and being noisy when I played with more intensity (I was using 12s and a 1.14mm Tortex pick, that I really like), I decided to use the Andy James and I could get the same volume putting less force (because of the pick mass) and with less string noise.
Downside: don't buy this pick if you like that snappy sound from standard picks (like country or blues players). The flow shape is not for that kind of style.
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Great pick for rhythm and lead playing.
By: AznGtrPlyr
Submitted: 11/12/2018
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A great pick for both rhythm and lead playing. Comfortable to hold as well. Similar to Dunlop's 208 pick but with a more refined feel due to better beveling and more articulated point. Noise from the pick is minimal.