JIM DUNLOP FBA_471P3N Guitar Picks (22471138006)

Excelente calidad y durabilidad. Son tal cuál se describe en la foto. Lo recomendaría para cuerdas rígidas

The Dunlop 471P3S Max-Grip® Jazz III picks are a game-changer for anyone looking to level up their playing precision and control. I've been using these picks for a while now, and they’ve quickly become my go-to choice.What I Loved:Max-Grip Texture: The raised grip design is fantastic! It eliminates any chance of the pick slipping, even during long practice sessions or sweaty gigs. The added control gives me so much confidence while playing.Sharp Tip and Small Size: The Jazz III’s pointed tip allows for incredibly accurate picking and articulation, especially during fast solos or intricate fingerwork. The compact size is perfect for players who like more control close to the strings.Durable "Stiffo" Material: These picks are tough! Despite heavy use, they don’t wear down quickly and maintain their sharpness and grip for a long time.Versatile: Whether I’m shredding on electric guitar or playing smooth jazz on my acoustic, these picks perform flawlessly across genres.Minor Consideration:The small size might take some getting used to if you’re transitioning from standard-sized picks, but once you adapt, you’ll appreciate the precision and control they offer.Overall, the Dunlop Max-Grip Jazz III picks are ideal for players who demand precision, durability, and grip. If you’re serious about your tone and technique, these are a must-have in your gear arsenal!

I wish I had found this pick years ago. You get more of the sharp "tooth" to pick notes, but without the bulky grip. Gives you a lot of clarity if you play metal or rock because it almost forces you to be more accurate.

These are great! Happy with the quality and the quantity for the price!Good for easy pinch harmonics! Stiff as hell! Last forever!Smaller than conventional picks.They are black and easy to lose…My wife finds them in the dryer all the time🙃.Good picks for any player, any experience!!!Also good for tracing onto a quarter if your into defacing money for tone.🙂

These are my second best choice! They last forever unless your puppy gets a hold of it.I just prefer the non grip ones so I can move the pick around in my hand but both have been a game changer. Although these took some getting use to especially if you've used traditional picks for a long time.

This is probably one of the most reviewed picks ever made… I started using the Black Nylon “stiffo” probably 3 decades ago now and switched to these CarbonFiber with MaxGrip whenever they first existed… some time in the mid 2000’s. The prices have gone up by more than double, however ever since I started applying rubber textured gun grip to both sides of all my picks (I also use the red or black nylon sometimes but my warmup pick is Dunlop Tri-stubby 1.5 or 1.0)

la pua es pequeña comparada con las que venia acostumbrado a usar, sin embargo en agarre me parece genial, soy una persona a la que le sudan un monton las manos, adicional la dencidad de las puas stiffo le dan un tono muy caracteristico al toca que me esta gustando.

This is written in the perspective of a guitarist in a metal band who likes to put on a show and also has hyperhidrosis (sweats a lot, like a REAL Lot).I started playing guitar when I got into freshman year of high school. Up until then I really didn't think I liked playing. I tried when I was 7 and I hated it because it hurt and I couldn't understand how to use a pick on any other strings but the low E.Fast forward 8 years and I would come home from school around 3:45PM, Plug in and play until 12AM (headphones) and wake up at 6:45AM and start the school day over. I was obsessed.During that time I went through so many picks it was laughable. I never really had any picks I was too excited about using. They were just the tool to do the job.Enter Jazz III picks, and being in a metal band. The fast riffing, solos and string skipping warranted a try of a smaller, more stiff pick. My friend had a new 6 pack of Dunlop Jazz III picks and let me have one. I fell in love!I bought 24 of them and swore by them. Everyone who wasn't using one was doing it wrong in my book.Then I played my first show with one and got insanely sweaty because that's just what I do. I found the small pick got pretty covered with sweat and that made it difficult to hold onto. Several times did it slip through my grasp and I finished a song trying to use my fingernails! As you can imagine, this was a real problem.Then out of the blue, Amazon suggests these things and the picture grabbed my attention! Grip?! No way!The rest is really just a matter of buying 100s of these picks and giving them out, using them, and most importantly, holding onto them! I keep at least 2 on me in my wallet at all times and have been doing so for years. Never know when a guitar might pop up, or when you need to brag to somebody about how amazing your guitar picks are. I mean, I've gotten at least 2 dozen people to convert to these things!One minor thing I will mention is that depending on how you hold your pick and for how long you play, your skin may get a little rough in spots on your finger. I view it as a testament to just how well the grip on these picks is! I'd still use these even if they scarred you! They're just that good and that worth it, I need the indent in my skin!