Dunlop Tortex Standard Guitar Picks 0.88mm

In this video of John Mayer performing *Why Georgia* live, his Dunlop Tortex Guitar Picks can be seen on the microphone stand pick holder. They are green, which corresponds to the .88 mm ones. They can be seen 0:53 into the video. At 1:46 you can see the back of the picks, which looks to have customized art.

I play a MESA/Boogie amp, I forget which one. It broke before we started touring. All the knobs on it are frozen so I can’t move them, but they’re frozen in a good spot, so it’s okay. For the album, I played through a Soldano head, which goes to “11.” I use a Boss Distortion pedal, an Ibanez wah-wah, and a big old ugly Boss chorus pedal. On the album, a lot of the effects were done in the mix. The solos were recorded with just the guitar through the amp. ***{I like green [Dunlop] Tortex picks}***. I use D’Addario strings, but only because I’ve been using them ever since I started, and I like having stupid habits like that. My roadies think I’m an idiot. Just to be dicks, they put D’Angelicos on my guitar, but didn’t tell me till later. They fooled me.

Those picks can be seen on the pick holder on his microphone stand stand at 3:13 when he starts playing Jaded, he played with those picks a lot in the early days.

Dunlop Tortex .88mm – James’ main pick since the early days.

Jonny probably took one from Thom to add some variety to his pick collection - .88mm Green Dunlop Tortex Standard Picks - 1mm Blue Dunlop Tortex Standard Picks [thekingofgear.com](http://thekingofgear.com/jonny) http://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m7cayeKMDP1qa1wxx.png

A Dunlop Tortex 0.88 pick can be seen, attached to the mic stand, at 0:37 in this video of Noel Gallagher playing Wonderwall.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BfHB5PUnW_e/

According to Dunlop's website, Iommi uses Dunlop Tortex 0.88 mm picks.

According to this Dunlop ad, Albert uses Dunlop Tortex Standard Guitar Picks, 0.88mm.

"Picks: Dunlop Green Tortex 88mm"

matte black .88 pick with either depiction 'l enfant sauvage' cover

Gary mentions the kind of pick he uses as of 22:40.

"Me and Dime rocked these for the whole Pantera set! -Rex Brown on Guitar World

This rig diagram, from Guitar Geek, shows that Chuck used Dunlop Tortex Standard 0.88 mm picks.

He uses those guitar picks, as shown on [this](http://www.guitargeek.com/ola-englund-feared-and-the-haunted-guitar-rig-2014/) Guitar Geek rig diagram.

The provided source links to a copy (the original page is gone) of a BassPlayer.com interview by Bill Leigh from November 2004 featuring Kim Deal. **Any special picks?** "The green Dunlops with the little turtle on them."

Through out this video, the close ups on Danielle's hands show that she is using the Green Tortex picks clear at 3:17 in the video

In this video Andreas talks about the guitar picks he uses stating "The Tortex is a pick that I use since day one pretty much." The plectrum is showcased at 2:50.

As of 11:00 Scott mentions the guitar picks he uses stating "they're like equal to a .88 I think".

According to Dunlop's website Isbell is using this pick.

"Been using these @jimdunlopusa .88's lately." -Nick Johnston

According to Premier Guitar's article, Lenchantin uses Dunlop Tortex .88 guitar picks.

as seen on the list.

Used in the video "Fidget Spinner Guitar Pick (Warning: stupid)". First visible at 0:19.

Dunlop Tortex 0.88mm were featured in his "gear list" during the 2015 Premier Guitar rig rundown.

The official Jim Dunlop Manufacturing website lists 3 items used by the bearded bassist of American rock band Five Finger Death Punch (FFDP) who is currently endorsed by Dunlop products. One of the items listed is Dunlop Tortex Standard Guitar Picks 0.88mm.

EMG's [website](http://www.emgpickups.com/artist/index/view/id/305) lists Rob Barrett's gear, including his Tortex 0.88mm picks.

Jerry mentions he uses Dunlop Tortex Standard Guitar Picks (0.88mm) at 11:00 of this "Rig Rundown" with *Premier Guitar*.

According to Premier Guitar's article, Paternoster uses the Dunlop Tortex 0.88 mm guitar picks.

In the picture you can see a green plectrum.

At 1:26 we see Tim playing with a green Dunlop Tortex 0.88 pick.

At the bottom of the "Geeking out" section of [Trevor's website](http://www.trevordunn.net/geek.html), he writes "I use Dunlop Tortex .88mm picks".

The same green pick can be seen through many images.

According to Uber Pro Audio LaMontagne uses Tortex 0.88mm picks.

At 7:42 Mark talks about his pick.

As mentioned on this website.

Tortex greens are being held on the micstand.

Rex uses these green Tortex picks according to this *Guitar Geek* diagram.

According to [Premier Guitar](http://www.premierguitar.com/articles/20659-rig-rundown-the-devil-wears-prada), Chris Rubey uses Tortex 0.88 picks.

Featured on artists' gear on the Dunlop Official Website.

Tom can be seen with what appears to be a green 0.88m standard Tortex pick.

According to Premier Guitar's interview, one of the items Brown uses are the Dunlop Tortex Standard Guitar Picks (0.88mm).

"My old wireless just took a dump, so I just got an Audio Technica 4000 series. This wireless sounds great and works great. There's actually some tone from the instrument coming through which is something that a lot of wireless systems can't do. I also got custom picks made. They are dunlop .88mm tortex."

From the band's official webstore.

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/259353646574206988/501819875128246274/unknown.png

On the official Instagram page for The Racing Pulses, 0.88mm Dunlop picks are shown. Iliev has been seen using these picks.

Pick it up dude! I use this size for a faster leading

meant for guitar but he still likes it for bass

Jack can be seen using custom dunlop tortex picks. he has a custom l manchester united logo printed on his picks.

in the video clip you can see in the the croner a bunch of text. it says what there are using