Amazing!

Guy with the red guitar here. Playing 12-60 on a 25.5" scale and a Dunlop 1.0mm :)

Thank you for the comparison! Love the Trinity on cleans, love the Loomis on distortion! If only there were a pick with the best of both worlds lol

Love the Flow series but they are around 1 mm wider than a Jazz III, and these 2mm seem to affect my ability to consistently get pinch harmonics when I want them. I switched to the Ibanez JTC because they are still in the Jazz III range but 26.5 mm in length, 2.5 mm thick, and also glide nicely over the strings

Wow im getting ☝️

I bought some FLOWs recently because for many years, I used to file and sand the original Tortex to have the same point as the Jazz pick. Now I don't have to do that anymore. Still like to buff the edges on my jeans to make them smoother and quieter. Thanks. You should try out the GHS/Planet Waves Black Ice pick.

Is there a difference between the flow and the tortex tiii?

Why is the 420 so hard to get

Great episode. I love Seth's guitars, and to hear the tonal differences between the various picks was really interesting, I thought the Mako Jumbo looked an absolute unit but really sleek!

Loved every second of it. Very nice!

Really enjoyed this. Good work chaps.

It's very expensive compared to natural wood and bland 😢

how do these compare to the regular stubby?

I switched over to Tortex Flow 1.5s about a year ago. I love them . I do go through a lot more picks now though, cause the sharper tip wears down quickly but I'm good w that. I'll take the speed and precision any day!

Keep rocking man 🤘

I used Jazz 3 picks for years but I never really felt 100% with them. Recently got the Flow 1.14 and really been enjoying it. I'm feeling better about my chugs again. Also it's a pick I can use with both electric and acoustic so better for consistency.

finally pick nerds will rise up

That is one badass shirt

Way to market what is essentially compressed paper and glue to make it sound like some kind of space age alien super matter lol.

Does the Ibanez elastomer flex and bend

Love the shirt! My favourite band!

I wish i could find at leasst a couple ot these wonders

Amazing video good job

Such a wonderful video! I actually just recently had my first experience with Richlite by making a fingerboard with it. It wasn't easy sawing the thin slots by hand with a Japanese saw, but everything else, the "normal" sawing, sanding and the look of the material, I just love.

You! You're my favourite richlight pick maker. Genius use of the stock footage as well! 😂

Top notch stuff! The coolest Richlite thing I've seen recently (apart from picks) is a guitar made by Marc Gutierrez in 2023.

Lunchtime! 🙌 Sometimes you've gotta get straight back on the horse. Sometimes you've gotta realise the horse needs a break too.

GREAT job sir! You're making it look easy already! I haven't used a band saw, but it might be my next big purchase when I try to make a comeback.

Chicken Picks are currently my favorite pick!! I love the BA 3.2mm 🔥🔥🎸

Love to HR!

Always love the wee intro outtakes!

wo'a banger :))) good job, mate! :) way to go!

Phenomenal

I got the elastomer pick in a jazz 3 XL shape and I've been enjoying them so far. I've been trying to find a pick with the John Petrucci Jazz 3 XL shape (a bit smaller than the regulars), with the smoothness and jazzy tone of the jazztone 205s and I think these picks fill the bill perfectly.

Thank you, I've been using the 351 for more than 15 years, And I will order the flow right away, It looks like its just what I need.

Your gonna have to “pick” those all up

a lot of the new stealth planes being trialed in the US are actually rumored to be made from uhmwpe. they dont call it that, they call it "thermoplastic", but its pretty obvious to me thats what theyre referring to in industry. the f22 and f35 were made from "thermoset" plastics, which includes a lot of the epoxy and carbon fiber techniques that boeing and lockeed martin has gotten pretty good at. the main issue with thermosets in the context of avieation development is the R&D that has to go into perfecting the kilns/curing pressure vessels.... that is unless youre as crazy as boeing and invent hot spooling prepreg like on the 787. didnt work out that well for that one submarine. anyways the benifit of uhmwpe fuselage components is simply the fact that you are not constantly fighting the trade off of making the parts as large as possible to fit in the same kiln. also cool to think about is the fact that someone in the field could basically do good enough pressure/water tight structural repair in the field with a roll of plastic and a soldering iron/hot pointy thing. try doing that with thermosets... right now the typical field repair for thermoset defects is literally ducktape/100mph tape. i am not 100% sure on if industry is going towards the balistic weaves (~180g/cm?) or if theyre just working with multiply or monolithic. anyways, i think the next 50 years of aviation is going to basically revolve around uhmwpe. we should probably start making it in the US instead of shipping it all over from china lol. the gell forming process was perfected over here so.... globalism. good video

Congrats on the 1k subscriber milestone! Onwards!

Cool!

Enjoying the hand signals!

Exciting update!

Love that sounds at 1:24 it's my favorite sound and it's a very good sound 👌 😊

Fun stuff.

Love this concept!

Great. I love this series!

I used to use Dunlops until my brother gave me one of these Davas and I haven’t been able to use a single other pick ever. Something about these for metal that’s just it. Will buy these until I can’t anymore!

Requiem will be on here soon!!

Great to see you back again 😊

Excellent!

Happy to hear Jaketto. Sad you didn’t mention my supermodel girlfriend.