Dunlop Jazz III 1,38 24

On my journey to find the best pick for my personal preferences I've gone from bigger picks (Dunlop Tortex) to the Tortex Jazz III XL, before discovering the original Jazz III's for myself.

It did take me some time to fall in love with the Jazz III's, but I can't go back anymore.

The thickness is nice and their texture allows for a good grip, while not being "glued" between your fingers, so you have all the flexibility you could ask for.
They also have the perfect size so that I can always hit the strings I want, and the small nature of them makes it easier to play faster than with "normal" size picks.

Definitely give these a try, if you have not already.

If you're going for precision in your picking and sound, look no further than this pick. They're the favourite of legends like Joe Bonamassa and Eric Johnson, and it's no wonder. I've yet to find another pick that will give you such potential for precision in your picking!

Regarding tone, these picks are again very 'precise'. With practice with this pick, the notes can come out amazingly well and level, almost as if they are compressed! And you can pick as hard as you want, and the pick will stay true and reliable.

The one downfall with these picks, as is the case with all small 'jazz' picks, is the size! They are small so it takes a lot of getting used to to grip them in a comfortable way. If you're not careful they can slip out of your hand!

Because of the shape and hardness of these picks, they last for ages!

These guys are an acquired taste , when you start using them they can feel too small , the feedback form the string felt different to me.But as you persist with them they seem to make me more accurate and switching back to larger picks feel awkward, like using a sledgehammer to crack a walnut. I use them for everything , both acoustic and electric except (of course) fingerpicking. They just feel right.
You could also try the John Petrucci signature version of these which is more pointed which I find even better. Don't try them if you have a big stock of your current pick as you'll never get to use them , as you'll change to iii's ;)

I have been playing for 20+ years and I have been using these picks for the last 18 years.

I find them easy to use and enjoy the accuracy they appear to give. This is obviously a downfall if your playing is slightly more 'laid back'.

I play many different genres of music and I use these for all electric styles. I do use other picks for acoustic/folk/Bass.

The only problem I have is that quite often you have to file the top of the pick down as sharp/annoying bits of plastic are left after manufacturing. Not a big issue but annoying if you do not have a file handy.