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MGR/Andrew Rabloczky « Jim Dunlop Picks »
Published on 01/12/03 at 15:00I buy it all the time I need one. I live in Hungary, I can get it in every guitar store. So I usually buy it in one piece, not in stock. It costs 1 bucks. I use Green Tortex 0.88, Red Tortex 0.50, and Nylon 0.88.
It's quality man, quality! I used to play with Gibson, Fender picks, but after a short I headed to Dunlop picks. Fender brakes, Gibson tears, and reverse. Dunlop is the only pick, that solid,flexible, and comfortable.
Green T 0.88 for fast solos, heavy riffs.
Nylon 0.88 for funk, jazz.
Red T 0.50 for chords.
There's nothing I don't like about it.
Good, I've never could brake or tear any.
I don't use other picks, just JD picks, despite I tried many. It's not just mine opinion, most guitarists say the same.
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It's quality man, quality! I used to play with Gibson, Fender picks, but after a short I headed to Dunlop picks. Fender brakes, Gibson tears, and reverse. Dunlop is the only pick, that solid,flexible, and comfortable.
Green T 0.88 for fast solos, heavy riffs.
Nylon 0.88 for funk, jazz.
Red T 0.50 for chords.
There's nothing I don't like about it.
Good, I've never could brake or tear any.
I don't use other picks, just JD picks, despite I tried many. It's not just mine opinion, most guitarists say the same.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com