Best jazz pick ever?

[bufflehead]

Originally Posted by Charmed Life Picks

In short, the Wegens are so good because they are machined, not injected.

Class dismissed,

Thanks, Professor.

I was wondering about those scratches. It's an ugly pick from that perspective, but I'm sure liking it.

[pattste]

I use the Dunlop Primetone Jazz III on acoustic.

[Skip Ellis]

Fender 358 heavy......been using them for most of 35 years and have enough to last the rest of my days

[Lee Callicutt]

Dunlop's Jazztone 205 is a great budget pick if you like small and heavy.

[Charmed Life Picks]

Originally Posted by bufflehead

Thanks, Professor.

I was wondering about those scratches. It's an ugly pick from that perspective, but I'm sure liking it.

Buffle, agreed. For $4 a throw (Bluegrassers) they're a heckuva a value. I used to play them a lot until I was stupid enough to enter the guitar pick business (JK -- I love it).

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[bufflehead]

Originally Posted by pattste

I use the Dunlop Primetone Jazz III on acoustic.

Those are the picks I'm switching from. I'm getting less pick noise from the Wegens picks, and the grip is just as good.

One never knows, of course. Six months from now I may "rediscover" theu Primetones. I do this periodically with the Fenders as well.

[Charmed Life Picks]

Originally Posted by bufflehead

Those are the picks I'm switching from. I'm getting less pick noise from the Wegens picks, and the grip is just as good.

One never knows, of course. Six months from now I may "rediscover" theu Primetones. I do this periodically with the Fenders as well.

Buffle, sounds good. Whatever works, works.

At some point you might wanna try some of the less expensive casein picks out there. It's a wonderful material, and personal fave overall as a player.

Fender, Clayton and Jon Pearse all have models under $10 each, with the Pearse products IMHO being the best of the lot.

As someone who has playing genuine tortoise for forty years, casein really knocked me out when I first played it.

No one material is for everyone, but I've always loved experimenting.

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