frontpagephoinix | Staff posted Sep 11, 2025 08:16 AM
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frontpagephoinix | Staff posted Sep 11, 2025 08:16 AM
24-Count Jim Dunlop .88mm Tortex Standard Pick (Green)
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These are my go-to for acoustic playing.
I am learning but have really only finger picked up to this point. Is the 0.88mm a good thickness/stiffness?
Just as an alternative, if you want some great custom picks, check out InTune guitar picks, also known as InTuneGP. Tons of bands use them. They make custom picks, and I want to say it's $40 or $45 for 100 picks with a one-sided picture (I forget how much for 2 sides). Used to be $35, but even $45 is a good price for that many. I use their Jazz III Mini picks. I have some $50 picks that I use for my own playing at home, that are my favorite, but since I'm terrified of ever losing one at a gig, I use InTune for live stuff. Plus it's nice to be able to hand one out every now and then.
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If you feel like you can't pinch the pick tightly enough to have control over it, go lighter. If you feel like you can't play hard enough because the pick is collapsing, go heavier.
There is a whole world of pick shapes. You can get Dunlop Tortex picks in standard, sharp (very sharp point), Flow (more triangular), triangle, jazz (smaller), T3 (not quite as sharp as 'sharp' but sharper than standard), fin, teardrop, wedge, and flex. It's easy to file picks into slightly different shapes if you want to experiment.
Enjoy!
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