Dunlop Guitar Picks 12 Pack Tortex III 1.14mm 462P1.14
Tough and fast - with brilliantly bright sound. The Dunlop Tortex III picks are perfect for guitarists with faster playing styles. They're easy to grip thanks to a matte surface, so having complete control over the plectrum is simple - even when you're shredding at the speed of light. A super-sharp tip gives enhanced precision, helping you to only hit the notes you're aiming for. These picks provide an exceptionally sharp, clear sound, and their tough Tortex construction means they're durable and won't need replacing often. Proper picks for proper players.
Tough and fast - with brilliantly bright sound. The Dunlop Tortex III picks are perfect for guitarists with faster playing styles. They're easy to grip thanks to a matte surface, so having complete control over the plectrum is simple - even when you're shredding at the speed of light. A super-sharp tip gives enhanced precision, helping you to only hit the notes you're aiming for. These picks provide an exceptionally sharp, clear sound, and their tough Tortex construction means they're durable and won't need replacing often. Proper picks for proper players.
Tough and fast - with brilliantly bright sound. The Dunlop Tortex III picks are perfect for guitarists with faster playing styles. They're easy to grip thanks to a matte surface, so having complete control over the plectrum is simple - even when you're shredding at the speed of light. A super-sharp tip gives enhanced precision, helping you to only hit the notes you're aiming for. These picks provide an exceptionally sharp, clear sound, and their tough Tortex construction means they're durable and won't need replacing often. Proper picks for proper players.
Tough and fast - with brilliantly bright sound. The Dunlop Tortex III picks are perfect for guitarists with faster playing styles. They're easy to grip thanks to a matte surface, so having complete control over the plectrum is simple - even when you're shredding at the speed of light. A super-sharp tip gives enhanced precision, helping you to only hit the notes you're aiming for. These picks provide an exceptionally sharp, clear sound, and their tough Tortex construction means they're durable and won't need replacing often. Proper picks for proper players.
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Dunlop Tortex TIII, Green.88mm, 12/Player's Pack
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462R.60 Tortex III T3 0.60mm
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462R.73 Tortex III T3 0.73mm
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462R.88 Tortex III T3 0.88mm
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462R.50 Tortex III T3 0.50mm
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462R1.0 Tortex III T3 1.0mm
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Dunlop .73 Tortex T3 Pick - Yellow
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originally posted on musiciansfriend.com
I have always loved the yellow D'addario picks .073 for their durability and flexibility. They are especially great for live use due to their inability to rip or tear. The only minus is that they are a little stiff and heavy-handed. Over the years I have used other picks, but this one would always do the job, it just doesn't have the expressiveness that other materials do.Now with the sharper point they gain new functionality. The pick attack is brighter and more accurate, and as a result is great for leads (especially rock and blues) where you want to drive the ice-pick sound out of the pickups. They also tend to be a bit more expressive now, too.Where this pick really shines is on electric 12-string because the close string width requires intense accuracy and ... MoreI have always loved the yellow D'addario picks .073 for their durability and flexibility. They are especially great for live use due to their inability to rip or tear. The only minus is that they are a little stiff and heavy-handed. Over the years I have used other picks, but this one would always do the job, it just doesn't have the expressiveness that other materials do.Now with the sharper point they gain new functionality. The pick attack is brighter and more accurate, and as a result is great for leads (especially rock and blues) where you want to drive the ice-pick sound out of the pickups. They also tend to be a bit more expressive now, too.Where this pick really shines is on electric 12-string because the close string width requires intense accuracy and a crisp attack. This allows you to play the dainty Tom Petty/Byrds sound without the slop. These are perfect for this function, as well as non-strummed acoustic 12-string. If you strum big chords you will probably be replacing your strings more often - it doesn't really work well for this function.This is mostly what I'm using these days for live shows, and they are more durable and reliable than almost any other pick I've tried. Highly recommended.
originally posted on musiciansfriend.com
These picks are slightly better than my previous favorites, the normal dunlop tortex .88 picks. These ones have a bit more bite with a slightly different point on them. I found the actual pointed picks to have a little too much and since I switch back and forth from electric to acoustic often, I wanted something versatile but that fits my playing style on both instruments. This pick performs well and I have made them my daily go-to.The only con I have is that the logos wear off within an hour or less of playing. Doesn't affect playability in the slightest, but does leave a rather funny, sparkly dust on your fingers!
originally posted on musiciansfriend.com
I think more than half the players trying these picks are Jazz III players so this review is for you...If you've been using a Jazz III pick for a long time you wont realize how dull/lifeless your tone sounds until you go back to a standard tortext picks. Jazz III picks are not practical anymore for the current music I am currently playing (rock/punk). However, I didn't want to loose the speed and accuracy of the Jazz III during a shredding solo. After looking around I found the T3! I think Dunlop has made the pick lead guitarist have been wanting. It's easy to play rythm with and has the speed and accuracy for soloing. Especially for alternate picking. It's the perfect all around pick. I do not know if I will return to Jazz III but if they stop making these I know ... MoreI think more than half the players trying these picks are Jazz III players so this review is for you...If you've been using a Jazz III pick for a long time you wont realize how dull/lifeless your tone sounds until you go back to a standard tortext picks. Jazz III picks are not practical anymore for the current music I am currently playing (rock/punk). However, I didn't want to loose the speed and accuracy of the Jazz III during a shredding solo. After looking around I found the T3! I think Dunlop has made the pick lead guitarist have been wanting. It's easy to play rythm with and has the speed and accuracy for soloing. Especially for alternate picking. It's the perfect all around pick. I do not know if I will return to Jazz III but if they stop making these I know Jazz III will still be around.
Dunlop Tortex TIII, Green.88mm, 12/Player's Pack
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462R.60 Tortex III T3 0.60mm
Delivery $11.24
462R.73 Tortex III T3 0.73mm
Delivery $11.24
462R.88 Tortex III T3 0.88mm
Delivery $11.24
462R.50 Tortex III T3 0.50mm
Delivery $11.24
I have always loved the yellow D'addario picks .073 for their durability and flexibility. They are especially great for live use due to their inability to rip or tear. The only minus is that they are a little stiff and heavy-handed. Over the years I have used other picks, but this one would always do the job, it just doesn't have the expressiveness that other materials do.Now with the sharper point they gain new functionality. The pick attack is brighter and more accurate, and as a result is great for leads (especially rock and blues) where you want to drive the ice-pick sound out of the pickups. They also tend to be a bit more expressive now, too.Where this pick really shines is on electric 12-string because the close string width requires intense accuracy and ... MoreI have always loved the yellow D'addario picks .073 for their durability and flexibility. They are especially great for live use due to their inability to rip or tear. The only minus is that they are a little stiff and heavy-handed. Over the years I have used other picks, but this one would always do the job, it just doesn't have the expressiveness that other materials do.Now with the sharper point they gain new functionality. The pick attack is brighter and more accurate, and as a result is great for leads (especially rock and blues) where you want to drive the ice-pick sound out of the pickups. They also tend to be a bit more expressive now, too.Where this pick really shines is on electric 12-string because the close string width requires intense accuracy and a crisp attack. This allows you to play the dainty Tom Petty/Byrds sound without the slop. These are perfect for this function, as well as non-strummed acoustic 12-string. If you strum big chords you will probably be replacing your strings more often - it doesn't really work well for this function.This is mostly what I'm using these days for live shows, and they are more durable and reliable than almost any other pick I've tried. Highly recommended.
These picks are slightly better than my previous favorites, the normal dunlop tortex .88 picks. These ones have a bit more bite with a slightly different point on them. I found the actual pointed picks to have a little too much and since I switch back and forth from electric to acoustic often, I wanted something versatile but that fits my playing style on both instruments. This pick performs well and I have made them my daily go-to.The only con I have is that the logos wear off within an hour or less of playing. Doesn't affect playability in the slightest, but does leave a rather funny, sparkly dust on your fingers!
I think more than half the players trying these picks are Jazz III players so this review is for you...If you've been using a Jazz III pick for a long time you wont realize how dull/lifeless your tone sounds until you go back to a standard tortext picks. Jazz III picks are not practical anymore for the current music I am currently playing (rock/punk). However, I didn't want to loose the speed and accuracy of the Jazz III during a shredding solo. After looking around I found the T3! I think Dunlop has made the pick lead guitarist have been wanting. It's easy to play rythm with and has the speed and accuracy for soloing. Especially for alternate picking. It's the perfect all around pick. I do not know if I will return to Jazz III but if they stop making these I know ... MoreI think more than half the players trying these picks are Jazz III players so this review is for you...If you've been using a Jazz III pick for a long time you wont realize how dull/lifeless your tone sounds until you go back to a standard tortext picks. Jazz III picks are not practical anymore for the current music I am currently playing (rock/punk). However, I didn't want to loose the speed and accuracy of the Jazz III during a shredding solo. After looking around I found the T3! I think Dunlop has made the pick lead guitarist have been wanting. It's easy to play rythm with and has the speed and accuracy for soloing. Especially for alternate picking. It's the perfect all around pick. I do not know if I will return to Jazz III but if they stop making these I know Jazz III will still be around.
As a guitarist, I value both the feel AND the speed of the pick that I'm using. I loved the feel and tone of the Tortex standard pick, but I also loved the speed and accuracy that the Jazz III picks gave me. I settled playing with the standard Tortex because I appreciated the tone and feel more than the speed, but I don't need to settle anymore. These picks are phenomenal because they add the best features from both picks. They give you the warm Tortex sound and the feel of the larger pick, but have the picking tip of the JIIIs. They're not as fast as the Jazz picks, but they're way faster than the standard Tortex. The only problem I have with these picks is that 1.0mm is the thickest gauge they have (as opposed to 1.14 on other Tortexes), but that is Dunlop's ... MoreAs a guitarist, I value both the feel AND the speed of the pick that I'm using. I loved the feel and tone of the Tortex standard pick, but I also loved the speed and accuracy that the Jazz III picks gave me. I settled playing with the standard Tortex because I appreciated the tone and feel more than the speed, but I don't need to settle anymore. These picks are phenomenal because they add the best features from both picks. They give you the warm Tortex sound and the feel of the larger pick, but have the picking tip of the JIIIs. They're not as fast as the Jazz picks, but they're way faster than the standard Tortex. The only problem I have with these picks is that 1.0mm is the thickest gauge they have (as opposed to 1.14 on other Tortexes), but that is Dunlop's fault, not Musicians Friend's. Get these if you want the best of both worlds.
If you are like me, and love the tortex jazz 3's, but wish they were bigger, then this is the pick for you. I could compare it to how the regular jazz3 and how there's a jazz3 XL that compliments it. I used to use those, but the feel was never right for me. I was always a fan of the good old fashioned Tortex. These are even easier to perform pinch harmonics with, not to mention the tip just glides on the strings.If you're thinking about giving these a try, I say go for it. Worst case scenario, it will take a little to get used to the feel. My only gripe is that Musician's Friend doesn't sell the purple 1.14 gauge that I favor.
After using the regular Tortex picks for several years, as I love the natural grip of the material, I decided that I needed a pick that was a little more precise. However, I did not want to go to an all-out jazz pick; I felt that they were a little too small for way that I like to "get behind" the pick to attack certain notes in my lead playing. So I wanted a pick that had the width and grip of the Tortex but with a sharper tip.Little did I know that Dunlop had already thought of this and produced the exact pick I was looking for.In changing from the regular Tortex to the T3, I have lost absolutely nothing in my playing while gaining significant precision and control. In particular, my alternate picking and arpeggios are noticeably cleaner and easier. Drag is ... MoreAfter using the regular Tortex picks for several years, as I love the natural grip of the material, I decided that I needed a pick that was a little more precise. However, I did not want to go to an all-out jazz pick; I felt that they were a little too small for way that I like to "get behind" the pick to attack certain notes in my lead playing. So I wanted a pick that had the width and grip of the Tortex but with a sharper tip.Little did I know that Dunlop had already thought of this and produced the exact pick I was looking for.In changing from the regular Tortex to the T3, I have lost absolutely nothing in my playing while gaining significant precision and control. In particular, my alternate picking and arpeggios are noticeably cleaner and easier. Drag is significantly reduced, making strumming chords easier and cleaner as well. It is amazing how your playing can progress by making it more energy-efficient.
I started using "sharp" picks a few years ago. It's nice that more options have come available in a standard pick size with a sharper point. Sharp picks give a lot of control for leads and riffs, but also work well for strumming.These TORTEX T3 SHARP TIP are great all around pics. They are the least expensive "sharp" picks I've found, and sound great with a good feel. They also are more durable than other sharp picks I've used (mostly clayton spike and dunlop ULTEX). They are starting to make them thicker now too which is nice, so I've pretty much moved to these exclusively.
Well, I got these picks about a month ago. Let me start off by saying that these picks are great! I can hit each individual string more accurately. The only reason I am giving them 4 stars is because ALL of the printed stuff on the pick rubs off after only a couple uses. I've used two of these picks, and within 15 minutes of constant playing, almost ALL of of the symbol/logo (idk what they're called) was gone. I mean I'm fine with that, but I would definitely prefer for everything to stay on the pick. But overall, they are great picks!
I had been using Dunlop Tortex Standard model prior to trying out the T3 (both in .60mm). While I can still find use for the Standard pick (e.g., soft/fluid strumming), I find the T3 facilitates a bit more definition or precision (not quite sure how to put it). The bit of added sharpness at the tip makes a difference. Anyone accustomed to using the Standard for lead and/or intricacy is likely to experience a benefit in the T3.
For years it seems like I have been searching for the one pick that would fit me best. I've tried all of these dunlop specialty picks and they all had a flaw or attribute that didn't gel with me. The Jazz III picks were too small. The Jazz III XL didn't feel right. The Tortex Sharp were too pointy and didn't have enough meat on them. And the Ultex didn't have any grip leverage to them and they would just stick to you; making it hard to adjust. I finally deicided to stick with the Dunlop Tortex picks; I mean nothing beats the original right? Then I discovered these TIII picks and let me tell you, Dunlop finally made the ultimate pick. I has the body and feel of a normal Toltex pick but with the Jazz III tip, but its not super pointy like the Tortex Sharps; it still ... MoreFor years it seems like I have been searching for the one pick that would fit me best. I've tried all of these dunlop specialty picks and they all had a flaw or attribute that didn't gel with me. The Jazz III picks were too small. The Jazz III XL didn't feel right. The Tortex Sharp were too pointy and didn't have enough meat on them. And the Ultex didn't have any grip leverage to them and they would just stick to you; making it hard to adjust. I finally deicided to stick with the Dunlop Tortex picks; I mean nothing beats the original right? Then I discovered these TIII picks and let me tell you, Dunlop finally made the ultimate pick. I has the body and feel of a normal Toltex pick but with the Jazz III tip, but its not super pointy like the Tortex Sharps; it still has body to it. But most importantly, were the Ultex and Ultex Sharp had the grip but not give, these picks do.In closing, if you are a rhythm player mainly or just like a bigger/normal sized pick but with the speed and attack that you would only get with a pointy pick like the jazz III; then pick these up, you won't be dissappointed!
