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... more
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, bu... more
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... more
Jonny probably took one from Thom to add some variety to his pick collection - .88mm Green Dunlop Tortex Standard Picks - 1mm Blue D... more
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. more
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Hot knife through butter
The Dunlop Totex .88 mm is the perfect combo when using 10 guage electric guitar strings. Its harder edge makes that biting pick sound when shredding. Also holds up nicely to long pick scrapes.
Great
I really like thinner picks,but Dunlop's Tortex picks are just awesome that i need to use them.
Great picks
Perfect picks, sturdy, play well, work good if you want to slice into it with a knife for extra grip.
Perfect picks i have ever picked
Just go buy them they are really durable and smooth.
Dunlop Tortex Standard Picks 0.88mm
I always use the Dunlop Tortex Picks. It's very cool. ;)
edited about 3 years ago
I still keep a few of these around...
These were my pick of choice in my early 20s. I gauged up from the red tortexes on everything but acoustic. I still like these and use them sometimes. I'm not as fussy as I used to be though and use whatever is to hand. For awhile I played fignerstyle almost exclusively and stopped caring about picks. Now that I've gotten pick oriented again I just have a little bit of everything and find myself using these picks with my les pauls for some reason.