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Dan's Guitar Store Precision Picks: Little blue plectrums!

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stonevibestonevibe Frets: 7157
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I got sent some Dan's Guitar Store Precision Picks to review, so thought you may appreciate my thoughts. 


https://guitarbomb.com/2021/08/11/review-dans-guitar-store-precision-guitar-picks/

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  • Winny_PoohWinny_Pooh Frets: 7779
    Well they look really nice and 1.5mm is a great thickness. 
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  • stonevibestonevibe Frets: 7157
    They are sensibly priced and of good quality, so a great alternative to the larger Jazz III style plectrum. Plus, you support a much smaller business if you purchase some.

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  • 77ric77ric Frets: 539
    They look like they might be a rather good alternative to Dunlops larger jazz III picks, unfortunately I can’t get on with the larger picks, so hopefully they are planning some regular jazz III sized picks. 
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  • stonevibestonevibe Frets: 7157
    Yeah, that would make a lot of sense, as lots of people use the standard Jazz III size. 

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  • JamieLFJamieLF Frets: 50
    Nice review! I really like them - for me I'm uncertain whether they'll replace the Ultex Jazz III XL, but it's a really close call. They both do things the other one can't and I'm still flipping between the two.
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  • stonevibestonevibe Frets: 7157
    JamieLF said:
    Nice review! I really like them - for me I'm uncertain whether they'll replace the Ultex Jazz III XL, but it's a really close call. They both do things the other one can't and I'm still flipping between the two.
    Certainly a good pick to have around, and one for my personal arsenal of plectrums!

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  • monquixotemonquixote Frets: 17648
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    I've just ordered some.
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  • stonevibestonevibe Frets: 7157
    monquixote said:
    I've just ordered some.
    They are very good and if you check my blog later this week, I'll be giving some assorted packs away for free. 

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  • monquixotemonquixote Frets: 17648
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    They arrived and I wanted to do a quick review.

    Obviously this is totally subjective and there is a reason why Dunlop do hundreds of types of picks. 

    I bought some standard 1mm and some premium polycarbonate 2mm 

    Impressions are that the quality is very good.
    They are quite stiff I would say somewhere between Tortex and Ultex 

    They are somewhat similar in shape to Dunlop Flow picks in size and shape with a slightly sharper tip (although not as extreme as an ultex sharp). They are extremely grippy, the premium are very nice indeed somewhat similar to something like a John Petrucci sig flow pick.

    I think they do some Jazz III size as well that I haven't tried as I've got buckets of them.

    In summary well worth a go and by no means a "Cheap alternative" to Dunlop picks.
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