Primetone Standard Sculpted Plectra will glide off your strings and bring out the true voice and clarity of your instrument. With hand-burnished sculpted edges, these picks allow for fast, articulate runs and effortless strumming. Made from Ultex for maximum durability and superior tonal definition. Available in three different shapes with a low-profile grip or a smooth traditional surface. 3 pack of 1.5mm picks.
Hand-burnished sculpted edges Made from Ultex 1.5mmOrder these high-quality picks today!
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This pick has a very nice feel. Personally, I like the traditional shape in .7 3mm; although, it comes in 3 different shapes and a variety of thicknesses. The main reason I ordered this pick is for the raised grip. It feels good and it is easy to hold on to. They are a bit on the pricey side, but they have a much longer life span than something like a celluloid pick, not to mention that they sound much better on the strings as well.Dunlop Primetone Standard Shape with Grip 3-Pack 1.3 mm
.These are nice picks. They take the time to hand polish, so the edges are very smooth. The grip is good - they don't slip in your hand. I tried the .73 and the .88 and prefer the .73. Would even go thinner if available.
Dunlop Primetone Standard Shape with Grip 3-Pack 1.3 mm
.These are nice picks, try them you will like them.
Dunlop Primetone Standard Shape with Grip 3-Pack 1.3 mm
.I have used these in .88mm through 1.5mm. I like every one of them. Well worth the cost.
Dunlop Primetone Standard Shape with Grip 3-Pack 1.3 mm
.I've used the same pick in a thinner size and liked it very much. I like the .88mm even better. I gave one of the thinner ones to a friend who is a professional musician. His wife, also a professional musician, used it and would'nt give it back to him. I am going to give him one of my newer ones.
Dunlop Primetone Standard Shape with Grip 3-Pack 1.3 mm
.Looking for a replacement for the obsolete D'Addario Jetex picks, thought I would get some of these. They would serve my purpose, except they aren't beveled all around both sides like the Jetex used to be. I used a fingernail file to shape the edge and now they are OK, but still not as good as the Jetex picks.
Dunlop Primetone Standard Shape with Grip 3-Pack 1.3 mm
.Not sure what that means but I do like these picks. As most guitarists, I've gone through my share of picks, and these just feel good betwixt the fingers and, as others have noted, sound nice with no pick noise. Well made, easy to grasp. Well worth the change you slide to MF to get em.
Dunlop Primetone Standard Shape with Grip 3-Pack 1.3 mm
.What can I say that hasn't been said? these are great picks, with a nice snap and attack. They feel thicker than .73 when you play single notes, and .73 when you aggressively strum. Great balance and clarity.
Dunlop Primetone Standard Shape with Grip 3-Pack 1.3 mm
.All the good things other reviewers say apply--good grip, nice finish, worth the cost. I've tried many pics over the last several months and these are my favorites right now. I got the .73mm, which seems as thick as other makers .88mm pics.
Dunlop Primetone Standard Shape with Grip 3-Pack 1.3 mm
.I've been buying the same pick since 1976 and complaining about how they slip out of my fingers once I work up the slightest sweat. Just something I've grown to accept. These are great picks and don't slip between your fingers while playing. They haven't changed my tone any at all, that I can tell anyway.
Dunlop Primetone Standard Shape with Grip 3-Pack 1.3 mm
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