There are many materials that have been used for guitar picks over the past several decades. One less common material is stainless steel. Many may be put off by stainless steel as they probably expect it to be harsh and overly metallic sounding. Surprisingly its not, as I discovered thanks …
Boutique guitar picks are typically quite pricey compared to traditional production picks. Carbon fibre anything is typically quite pricey over any equivalent material. Being a former car nut, as well as a guitar geek I’ve had a thing for carbon fibre for some years. When I read about the RJL …
Gravity Guitar Picks are a new player in the guitar pick market. Made from sheets of cast acrylic, they are engraved using a laser, cut into individual picks, and then they are grind and polished one by one into the finished product. They are a bit more pricey than most …
The pointy little Jazz III has been a popular guitar pick amongst many guitar players for years now. I remember reading several years back, an article about top level players that use the Jazz III published in the now-defunct Guitar Edge magazine. I really wanted to try them out after …
I got home from work today to discover a box from Jim Dunlop had just been delivered by the postman. Thanks to Brandon at Jim Dunlop I have a brand new MXR Noise Clamp pedal, and a bag of sweet new Ultex Jazz III 2.0 picks to review. Both …