Jim Dunlop Nylon 0.38mm guitar pick review - very thin!

Jim Dunlop Nylon 0.38mm guitar pick review
To sum up, it's very thin!
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Please note, I purchase all guitar picks myself and am not paid nor receive any picks from companies. Frankly they wouldn't provide those to a small channel like mine anyway, with a mediocre player playing into his cell phone

[@goofysillyguy5813]

thank you so much i have been looking for thin guitar picks for ages and i was unsure about the sizing but your video has helped me out a ton

[@earthsteward9]

You're welcome!

[@johngbradt]

Thank you for your insightful videos ☮️ I’d like you to consider doing a video on your top ten or more favorite Plectrums and why? Things like your favorite materials and your favorite thickness gauges, etc. and especially which ones Chirp and click too much and don’t 😎

[@earthsteward9]

I haven't decided yet what my favourites are, but I was going to do a video in the next year about what I learned from trying out different picks. So far I would consider picks almost like pedals and that a player should have a variety of them in different gauges and materials. Different songs require different picks. Someone who normally plays jazz or shreds with a 3mm pick might need a thin pick in their case for strumming. For materials, I like Ultem the most, with Delrin as a close second. Grip is also important, so I recommend a pick with grip or a Jim Dunlop Delrin 500, Gator grip, or the Ernie Ball Prodigy picks. Duct tape can help as well

[@johngbradt]

I agree 😎 The better I become as a player the more I notice the subtle differences between picks 😎🎸🎶☮️

[@e.t.theextraterristrial837]

I'm a beginner and I absolutely love these thin picks because it's eadier for me to strum and get into a groove. I tried a slightly thicker pick (0.48mm) and I have to worry about applying the right pressure and still struggle to strum properly.

[@earthsteward9]

You can try a variety of picks and change them depending on what you're playing. There are some songs that sound great with a thin pick

[@johngbradt]

PS I’ve been trying to narrow down a favorite Nylon Pick and I’ve tried most of them and most of the Jazz picks with sharp tips are way too small to hold, so my favorite now is the JIM ROOT NYLON PICK 😎 *Bigger, with a Sharp Tip & no annoying cat tongue raised print, etc.

[@earthsteward9]

I like the Jim Dunlop Flex picks which I understand is a nylon/Tortex mix. Traynor has smooth nylon picks. I will check out the Jim Root picks