Dunlop Plectrum Ultex 427 Jazz III2,0

I use these on electric and acoustic. I've recorded and done many gigs since I switched over from standard Jazz IIIs.

They have the same great shape as all of the other Jazz IIIs but have a stiffer but lighter quality to them. I'm very much a fan of how they sound for lead work but they can be held more lightly for shimmery chording.

The stiffness and shape combine to give very articulate picking and I can definitely play more quickly with these picks. Dynamic range is amazing with the smallest pick strokes being audible but powerful upstrokes make the notes almost explode out of the speakers.

Fast, accurate and dynamic. Lovely.

if you bevel this pick you've got an extremely fast and versatile mediator. i've used it on hard tension nylons, acoustic and jazz 11-47s and 9s and 10s and you can get a great sound on all.
with a deep bevel the gypsy pick slant rest stroke technique is possible and really projects on acoustic guitars, i mean LOUD! without bevelling it's not nearly as effective.
4 hours shredding a day will get you a week from these fellas, tho at less than 1 euro a pop, who's complaining when wegens are 15euros and a gravity sunrise which also only lasts one week is €5 per..
imo it's dunlop's best, tho i totally dig a lot of the jazz iii variants.

i wish thomann would sell the 24 packs tho!!