Dunlop Primetone Semi-Round 1.3mm Sculpted Plectra (Grip) - 3 Pack

Loving these at the moment, they're more or less my go-to pick for the mandolin (Eastman 504). Simply because they help produce the best sound to get out of the mando, but also a good grip and a very nice shape. Works fine for both picking and strumming.

Especially for acoustic guitar! Excellent plectrum! Feels so nice in the hand and sounds great! I have the more expensive wegan type equivalent and I much prefer this one. Very good for both strumming and solo. Glides well on the strings.

nice grip, works for me

Helps soften mandolin tone (as does careful slight angling of pick). Also ok for bass guitar, I know fingers are best but for a smoother plectrum sound I found them useful. I am not a robot, but I wish I was. :-)

It plucks good kids 😁

Rarely write reviews but feel it’s worth chipping in with the league of mandolin players here. I’ve been looking for a while for the perfect plectrum for mandolin, and this one is just great. Felt good immediately on trying it out for the first time. It just feels great in every way. Totally recommend (1.3mm)

I bought these to use for playing vibrato on the mandolin, for which they are excellent. They also make great plectrums for the bass guitar too.

Good value mandolin picks

#1 This pick is almost impossible to slip in your fingers or drop. I don't know who came up with the texture but it is unreal#2 Despite being on 1.5mm it is pretty stiff. Good for fast solos or runs#3 Because of the rounded edges, there is no sharp tip to snag when speed picking from string to string. So easy to jump across from one string to the next. It just wants to glide across them. It takes a little getting used to but I can play sooooo much cleaner and faster with these.p.s, They are not bring sounding. More on the mellow side, but hey adjust your eq. : -)

After years of using the shoulder of picks for a softer sound, I found these picks and couldn’t be more pleased with them. Easy to grip and they have no burrs or imperfections anywhere on the edges.

Very pleased with the quality and tone of the picks

I live with Bluegrass royalty. My wife, Claire Lynch, plays withCanada and Nashville's best, including touring and singing on 3 Dolly Parton albums. So guitar and mandolin picks are always being selected, assessed and graded by the qualities of sound they produce. Our standard go-to is bound to be one of the Blue Chip flat or thumb picks. But at $35US a pop we sometimes reach for something more affordable. Enter the Dunlop Primetone picks. Somewhat more snappy on the string, but very playable and listenable. Excellent value.

trop cher mais super bon!