Pick moving in my hand has been a problem for me as well, that’s why I recently purchased Ernie ball prodigy picks, the big triangle shaped ones. That seem to do the trick for me, but I’m really intrigued by these picks now. I’d love to try some. I’m not a very fast lead guy but I love to write riffs and rhythm parts. Congrats on becoming a jacketto picks artist man!!! It’s so cool seeing you get some recognition from the guitar community, it’s so inspiring! Julian from Italy 🇮🇹 ❤
You might try sticking a 3/8" felt dot on your pick to help with grip. They are sold for sticking on the base of objects so they won't scratch a table top. Very thin, adhesive usually at Dollar tree, 50 for a buck.
Hey dude! I hope you're doing good man? If you find something you like dude then that's great! All I can say from a personal perspective is that I've had an awesome experience with these. It's nice to have a pick I can rely on and not have to mess around doing other stuff and I can just concentrate on playing guitar, you know? There's so much stuff that can drive you mad when you're playing so having something I really like is great. And thank you bro, I wouldn't be doing this now without you and the other dudes who always show up. I'm eternally grateful! 🤘
Jack at Jaketto is an absolute homie, I've been using their picks for years and I've never looked back on regular picks. Glad they're getting so much recognition now!
Congratulations on the endorsement of your favorite picks man..just because of this I'm definitely going to check them out..I have bad psoriatic arthritis so anything that makes playing easier on my hands I'm all for..I use Dunlop flow 1 mm and 1.5 as well as well as Gravity picks in same thicknesses.. happy new year brother and keep working your balls off 🤘🎸🙏
Thanks so much bro and happy new year to you and yours too! Definitely worth a look man, not having to pinch so far might be really good for you. I was using the gloss Flow 3mm before these and liked them but I'm having so much better of an experience with these. Thank you man, take care! 🤘
I discovered Dunlop Ultex Jazz III 2.0mm picks few months ago and haven't looked back...these look great, but if I lost a pick that cost me over $40, I'd be inconsolable!
I did like the ultex jazz II XLs, they were pretty nice! Oh for sure, I'd be gutted to lose one of these too but *so far* going strong haha Thanks for watching 🤘
Hey mate! That's because I haven't really experienced any sort of chirp at all and I think it's down to the bevel. I talk a bit about how they sound about 2/3s of the way through. They're far less noisy than a ton of other picks I've used. Thanks for watching man 🤘
Try making your thick picks out of a slightly softer material similar to Dunlop's nylon. The lid off an old Rubbermaid bin/tub is durable, won't chirp like harder lexan, lucite, polycarbonate. They feel just like a 20$ blue chip brand btw...
@@rustyshackleford9557I have some Ibanez Elastomer picks that are similar to what you're describing. They were designed specifically to decrease pick noise and come in different shapes and gauges. Their Tritan picks are good for that too.
I’ve gotta say I was in the exact same boat dude and I don’t regret it! I hope you enjoy yours and cheers for checking out the video, I appreciate it 🤘
I playing holding the pick backwards for over 25 years. A couple years back I switched to the conventional way, and it the best decision I ever made. It was a lot easier than you would think.
Dude. I did not know you are a fellow backward picker. I am too! My alternate picking also sucks. And I also have some of these picks coming soon. I’m extra excited for them now. Also, fucking great story telling in this video.
Bro! I am indeed. Very torn as to whether I should learn to pick 'properly' 😂 That's awesome man I hope you like them as much as I do. And thank you dude, I really appreciate that 🙇🏻♂️
@@JackTaylorGuitars Not worth it imo. I tried a few times, I always end up quiting. George Benson never struggled to alternate picking. We just gotta practice lol
Yeah man I think you're absolutely right. When I see some of the soul guys absolutely ripping it up backwards picking it makes me realise that it's gotta just be practice haha
BRO! Thanks for making this video, I have large hands and also hold my pick backwards. After hearing your thoughts abt these picks I might just have to pick one up.
I'm glad you found it interesting mate, thank you! Just for clarity though, this wasn't an ad. I've not been paid anything and I didn't have to make this video, I wanted to. Thanks for checking it out 🤘
I prefer the jim dunlop max grip. They are easier to hold and dont move or slip even when you sweating. If these had the grip surface i would bave purchased them.
Yeah, they're decent picks man. A little too rough for my soft office worker hands honestly 😂 I wondered about how these would grip too without any texture but they stay in my fingers perfectly, I was super impressed! Cheers bro 🤘
Ngl this video reminded me of how good the Dunlop Big Stubby picks are, planning on getting a pack to compare with my regular 1.14mm tortex’s, might actually become my new main pick if they’re as good as I remember 😬
@@JackTaylorGuitars yeah not wrong dude, I had one back in high school but none of my local stores sell em, just gotta remember to get some next time I’m in the city, also no problem man, you’re always talking about interesting gear or topics so it’s an easy choice when one of your videos comes up on my feed 🤘
Hi thanks for the video! It's my birthday soon so I'm finding some cool picks (preferably stone ones) After scrolling through for so long I found your video and I'm so interested in it! May I ask if the picks can be customised since the ones in the website aren't really my cup of tea haha, but I noticed some stunning ones from the Instagram page which I can't find in the website😅 Also a simple question, do you know what material are they made of? Thanks for your video and I just subscribed, keep it going man🔥🔥
Thanks so much dude and happy birthday when it rolls around! You have to keep an eye on the website for when new ones are added dude, Jack who owns the brand makes new stuff all the time and puts them up but they sell out super fast. He doesn’t do custom orders atm mate, I dunno about in the future. And they’re made from a bunch of different stuff, bit of a trade secret I think 😂 All I can say is they’re super durable and feel great! Hope that helps dude and thanks again 🤘
I wish I could get around the clanking/chirping sound thick plectrums produces, due to how comfortable they are to hold, but those bloody sound drives me bonkers. As for ways to revitalise my favourite worn and rounded picks, I use a nail file to sharpen the edge and voila, good as new. I've been using 2 of the same Ultem Triangle picks for years now, up until I accidentally yeeted one into the abyss.
I guess this is where playing styles come in dude 'cause I've always found thin picks to be super noisy flicking off the strings and stuff. These have an attack but the bevel makes such a difference. Hope you're well mate and thank you as always! 🤘
V-picks has some with a raspy edges that completely takes away that tiny high pitch note that sounds from any plectrum with shiny finishes. It's amazing and works with both distortion and cleans.
@@nikeisagreekgoddess4135 Interesting. Maybe I should try using low grit sandpaper and do that to one of my similar picks. Just so happened that I have a Gravity Stealth pick I can experiment on.
If you’ve found something you like mate then that’s good. But if you like thick picks then you should definitely consider trying something thicker. Personally, 3mm feels thin to me now and I can’t go back 😂 Thanks for watching mate 🤘
Always put the rough skate board deck tape and stuck a small piece in the middle of the pick on both sides. Or just took a ravor blade and put a bunch of light scratches on both sides for grip
That's a cool way to do it dude! My soft desk worker fingers couldn't put up with grip tape on my picks though haha I hate getting deck thumb from picking up my board 😂 Thanks for watching man!
Those tiny adhesive 3/8" green felt dots sold at Dollar tree for placing on the bottom of stuff so it won't scratch a table top work great . You get about fifty for a buck. They are very thin and don't bulk up your pick like skateboard tape.
I didn’t get round to testing them this time dude but I have used them before. They’re still pretty sharp so you don’t get the benefits of the bevel but they are quite comfortable to me at least. Thanks for checking out the video dude! 🤘
@@JackTaylorGuitars2 minutes and a bit of sandpaper can make a stubby about any profile a guy wants. ...The sidewalk outside the club makes a perfect giant grinding stone. Then a 1 dollar sheet of 1000 grit sand paper will polish it to perfection. My gigs rarely pay more than 100$ a man. I make most of my thick picks. Takes no time at all.
No dude! I have no issues, frequency response is better than it’s ever been. You get like a louder more full note but no expanded bass or lower mid. I haven’t played as low as drop F but my 7 and baritone sound better than ever. Thanks for watching mate I appreciate it 🤘
Pics annoy the heck outta me. Never found any that work for me, they always slip in my fingers. I ordered two of these so thanks for the review! Hopefully these help me!
Same! I have pretty dry hands so most picks I feel like I'm chasing around all the time. These have worked for me though so fingers crossed they help you too! Would be cool to know if they do. Thanks for checking out the video as well, I appreciate it 🤘
After playing off and on for around 20 years, I've just recently tried out the max-grip picks from dunlop, and they dont move in your fingers at all, locked in and comfortable.
Yeah they’re not bad! A mate of mine really likes em. I find it’s a bit like holding sandpaper or something though but that’s probably because I’ve got delicate desk job fingers 😂
@@JackTaylorGuitars Well I finally got my pics today! took a while to get to the UK from Aussie land. Been playing around with them for the last few hours and I'm kinda blown away. These are amazing! I got two sizes, a Mini Osprey which is super comfortable and small, and a Hellwing which is massive! and has a great shape. I keep swapping between the two, but generally the thickness is what helps the most with it not slipping. The shape of the Hellwing lets me use my middle finger to keep is stable while strumming; and the Mini Opsrey is real small and super good for picking. I will almost certainly be getting some more. 100% worth the £20 ish each. Really enjoyable to use.
The best pick is an assortment of picks. Big thick picks are groovy for a lot of styles especially fast single note stuff, but a musical prostitute like myself does a lot of different gigs and if I am doing a country type gig where I am strumming a strat and really going for an acoustic guitar type strumming sound those thick picks just don't cut it. That is when a relatively thin pick really shines. And when my strings are a bit old, I find I can use a slightly lighter pick and brighten my tone up a bit rather than re-stringing a guitar. I love thick picks. And the ones this guy is selling (endorsing) are most likely great but if a guy has a hack saw and some sandpaper, picks are super easy to make. Btw...your sidewalk or driveway slab is a great giant " grinding stone" to get the basic shape before sanding to a fine finish. Guitarists often use money rather than their own common sense. There are so many things we can make if we just try, rather than just buy.
Thanks for the insight mate. I'm with you on the resourcefulness point, I think if you have the time and effort to make your own picks then absolutely go for it if it'll make you happy. Personally, I don't and I don't think making them would be nearly as fun as playing guitar for me. So I'd rather have a company like Jaketto exist. It's all about how much you value your own time. Thanks for watching mate 🤘
I decided to take a chance on something different, and tried a felt pick...they're all I use now. I'm a bass player, and hardly even play fingerstyle anymore. Felt picks have the attack of a normal pick, but with less clickiness to the sound. The only downside is I have to replace them after just a few days, but I assume they'd last longer for a guitarist than a bassist
@@JackTaylorGuitars Agreed, I have more time than money. I can make about 4 or 5 picks in an hour so yes it takes a good bit of time. They are probably worth 10$ ea. so that's 50$ an hour. My lawyer friend makes 225$ an hour. You won't see him making a pick out on his driveway.
That's cool man! Thing is, if you're happy doing it and it brings you some satisfaction as well as saving you money then it makes total sense. I know these picks aren't for everyone and that's totally fine. I try my best to save money elsewhere in life so I can get guitar stuff I like 😂
I get what you're saying man. That's what I thought when I ordered them too dude. I didn't think I'd get along with picks that are 6mm and above but they've been so good. Price wise, personally I think they're cheap for something hand made and unique that won't need replacing for years. Appreciate you checking out the video anyway mate, thank you 🤘
so since you pick slant the "opposite" way, you could give them to a conventional player and the picks would effectively be brand new. send me free guitar picks. 😃
I guess that's true mate 😂 Tell you what, if one wears down to the point I can't use it anymore I'll send it to you! Thanks for watching dude, I appreciate it 🤘
Thick picks, gentle touch dude. That's what it's about 😂 I did used to love a jazz III, feels like playing with a tiddlywink now haha Thanks for checking out the video dude 🤘
I can only speak for my experience bro but, if you've experienced any of the same problems I did, it might be well worth it. If you're happy with your picks man then stick with it! 🤘
Aren’t all gear videos basically commercials? Or can people just talk about stuff they like and why? I appreciate you taking the time to watch anyway mate, thank you 🤘
That is a fair point dude 😂 I've dropped mine a couple of times and they've not disappeared into the nether realm yet haha Thanks for watching mate, I appreciate it 🤘
Pick moving in my hand has been a problem for me as well, that’s why I recently purchased Ernie ball prodigy picks, the big triangle shaped ones. That seem to do the trick for me, but I’m really intrigued by these picks now. I’d love to try some. I’m not a very fast lead guy but I love to write riffs and rhythm parts.
Congrats on becoming a jacketto picks artist man!!!
It’s so cool seeing you get some recognition from the guitar community, it’s so inspiring!
Julian from Italy 🇮🇹 ❤
You might try sticking a 3/8" felt dot on your pick to help with grip. They are sold for sticking on the base of objects so they won't scratch a table top. Very thin, adhesive usually at Dollar tree, 50 for a buck.
Hey dude! I hope you're doing good man? If you find something you like dude then that's great! All I can say from a personal perspective is that I've had an awesome experience with these. It's nice to have a pick I can rely on and not have to mess around doing other stuff and I can just concentrate on playing guitar, you know? There's so much stuff that can drive you mad when you're playing so having something I really like is great. And thank you bro, I wouldn't be doing this now without you and the other dudes who always show up. I'm eternally grateful! 🤘
Same, I got into the enrie balls now, I need these now
Jack at Jaketto is an absolute homie, I've been using their picks for years and I've never looked back on regular picks. Glad they're getting so much recognition now!
Definitely mate, he’s a great dude! They definitely deserve it. Thanks for watching man 🤘
Congratulations on the endorsement of your favorite picks man..just because of this I'm definitely going to check them out..I have bad psoriatic arthritis so anything that makes playing easier on my hands I'm all for..I use Dunlop flow 1 mm and 1.5 as well as well as Gravity picks in same thicknesses.. happy new year brother and keep working your balls off 🤘🎸🙏
Thanks so much bro and happy new year to you and yours too! Definitely worth a look man, not having to pinch so far might be really good for you. I was using the gloss Flow 3mm before these and liked them but I'm having so much better of an experience with these. Thank you man, take care! 🤘
I discovered Dunlop Ultex Jazz III 2.0mm picks few months ago and haven't looked back...these look great, but if I lost a pick that cost me over $40, I'd be inconsolable!
I did like the ultex jazz II XLs, they were pretty nice! Oh for sure, I'd be gutted to lose one of these too but *so far* going strong haha Thanks for watching 🤘
You didn't mention the problem thicker picks have, which is they chirp like crazy, especially with high gain tones.
Hey mate! That's because I haven't really experienced any sort of chirp at all and I think it's down to the bevel. I talk a bit about how they sound about 2/3s of the way through. They're far less noisy than a ton of other picks I've used. Thanks for watching man 🤘
Try making your thick picks out of a slightly softer material similar to Dunlop's nylon. The lid off an old Rubbermaid bin/tub is durable, won't chirp like harder lexan, lucite, polycarbonate. They feel just like a 20$ blue chip brand btw...
@@rustyshackleford9557I have some Ibanez Elastomer picks that are similar to what you're describing. They were designed specifically to decrease pick noise and come in different shapes and gauges. Their Tritan picks are good for that too.
@@rustyshackleford9557of get the jazz III nylons
Red "brian" textured pics is all thats needed. Only pic ive used since 90s.🍻
I have never heard of those mate but if you've found something that works for you then go for it! Thanks for watching dude 🤘
I never understood why I would ever need a boutique pick. But, you've convinced me to try. I'm ordering one of these
I’ve gotta say I was in the exact same boat dude and I don’t regret it! I hope you enjoy yours and cheers for checking out the video, I appreciate it 🤘
I playing holding the pick backwards for over 25 years. A couple years back I switched to the conventional way, and it the best decision I ever made. It was a lot easier than you would think.
Thanks for checking out the video man! What benefits have you seen dude? I might have to give relearning how to pick another shot.
@@JackTaylorGuitars crossing strings is easier for me now, and my alternate picking has gotten so much better.
That's great dude. Maybe it's time to relearn for me then haha
Dude. I did not know you are a fellow backward picker. I am too! My alternate picking also sucks. And I also have some of these picks coming soon. I’m extra excited for them now. Also, fucking great story telling in this video.
Bro! I am indeed. Very torn as to whether I should learn to pick 'properly' 😂 That's awesome man I hope you like them as much as I do. And thank you dude, I really appreciate that 🙇🏻♂️
@@JackTaylorGuitars Not worth it imo. I tried a few times, I always end up quiting. George Benson never struggled to alternate picking. We just gotta practice lol
Yeah man I think you're absolutely right. When I see some of the soul guys absolutely ripping it up backwards picking it makes me realise that it's gotta just be practice haha
BRO! Thanks for making this video, I have large hands and also hold my pick backwards. After hearing your thoughts abt these picks I might just have to pick one up.
No worries man! I'm just glad to be of some use. I hope you like them if you check them out and thanks for watching 🤘
i dont usually care much for ad videos but this one has me intrigued.
I'm glad you found it interesting mate, thank you! Just for clarity though, this wasn't an ad. I've not been paid anything and I didn't have to make this video, I wanted to. Thanks for checking it out 🤘
I prefer the jim dunlop max grip. They are easier to hold and dont move or slip even when you sweating. If these had the grip surface i would bave purchased them.
Yeah, they're decent picks man. A little too rough for my soft office worker hands honestly 😂 I wondered about how these would grip too without any texture but they stay in my fingers perfectly, I was super impressed! Cheers bro 🤘
Ngl this video reminded me of how good the Dunlop Big Stubby picks are, planning on getting a pack to compare with my regular 1.14mm tortex’s, might actually become my new main pick if they’re as good as I remember 😬
That’s the thing man, you’ve gotta try things to know how well they suit you! Thanks as always for watching bro 🤘
@@JackTaylorGuitars yeah not wrong dude, I had one back in high school but none of my local stores sell em, just gotta remember to get some next time I’m in the city, also no problem man, you’re always talking about interesting gear or topics so it’s an easy choice when one of your videos comes up on my feed 🤘
That means a lot to me dude, thank you 🙇🏻♂️
@@JackTaylorGuitars all good dude 👍 thank you for making such good content 👌
I’ll keep trying bro 👊
I may be 2 weeks late, but I can say one thing...Amazing, customer service.
Yeah dude! Jack over there is the best. Thanks for checking out the video 🤘
Hi thanks for the video! It's my birthday soon so I'm finding some cool picks (preferably stone ones)
After scrolling through for so long I found your video and I'm so interested in it!
May I ask if the picks can be customised since the ones in the website aren't really my cup of tea haha, but I noticed some stunning ones from the Instagram page which I can't find in the website😅
Also a simple question, do you know what material are they made of? Thanks for your video and I just subscribed, keep it going man🔥🔥
Thanks so much dude and happy birthday when it rolls around! You have to keep an eye on the website for when new ones are added dude, Jack who owns the brand makes new stuff all the time and puts them up but they sell out super fast. He doesn’t do custom orders atm mate, I dunno about in the future. And they’re made from a bunch of different stuff, bit of a trade secret I think 😂 All I can say is they’re super durable and feel great! Hope that helps dude and thanks again 🤘
@@JackTaylorGuitars I see,thanks for your quick reply!! I'll make sure to let you know after I purchased!!
Awesome! I hope you love it mate 👊
Great review and Great-lookin guitar on your lap
Thanks so much my dude on both counts! 🤘
I wish I could get around the clanking/chirping sound thick plectrums produces, due to how comfortable they are to hold, but those bloody sound drives me bonkers. As for ways to revitalise my favourite worn and rounded picks, I use a nail file to sharpen the edge and voila, good as new. I've been using 2 of the same Ultem Triangle picks for years now, up until I accidentally yeeted one into the abyss.
I guess this is where playing styles come in dude 'cause I've always found thin picks to be super noisy flicking off the strings and stuff. These have an attack but the bevel makes such a difference. Hope you're well mate and thank you as always! 🤘
V-picks has some with a raspy edges that completely takes away that tiny high pitch note that sounds from any plectrum with shiny finishes. It's amazing and works with both distortion and cleans.
@@nikeisagreekgoddess4135 Interesting. Maybe I should try using low grit sandpaper and do that to one of my similar picks. Just so happened that I have a Gravity Stealth pick I can experiment on.
I’ve been using Chicken picks 3.5 real thick! I love them
If you’ve found something you like mate then that’s good. But if you like thick picks then you should definitely consider trying something thicker. Personally, 3mm feels thin to me now and I can’t go back 😂 Thanks for watching mate 🤘
Always put the rough skate board deck tape and stuck a small piece in the middle of the pick on both sides. Or just took a ravor blade and put a bunch of light scratches on both sides for grip
That's a cool way to do it dude! My soft desk worker fingers couldn't put up with grip tape on my picks though haha I hate getting deck thumb from picking up my board 😂 Thanks for watching man!
Those tiny adhesive 3/8" green felt dots sold at Dollar tree for placing on the bottom of stuff so it won't scratch a table top work great . You get about fifty for a buck. They are very thin and don't bulk up your pick like skateboard tape.
George Benson grips his pick in that angle as well.. and he can shrrreeed while improvising over chord changes
That’s true dude, phenomenal player! Thanks for checking out the video mate 🤘
Did you test dunlop big stubby picks? I wonder what your opinion on them is compared to jacketo
I didn’t get round to testing them this time dude but I have used them before. They’re still pretty sharp so you don’t get the benefits of the bevel but they are quite comfortable to me at least. Thanks for checking out the video dude! 🤘
@@JackTaylorGuitars2 minutes and a bit of sandpaper can make a stubby about any profile a guy wants. ...The sidewalk outside the club makes a perfect giant grinding stone.
Then a 1 dollar sheet of 1000 grit sand paper will polish it to perfection.
My gigs rarely pay more than 100$ a man.
I make most of my thick picks. Takes no time at all.
A pick this thick doesn’t muddy up your tone? How about on something low like drop F?
No dude! I have no issues, frequency response is better than it’s ever been. You get like a louder more full note but no expanded bass or lower mid. I haven’t played as low as drop F but my 7 and baritone sound better than ever. Thanks for watching mate I appreciate it 🤘
Hi Jack, did you have to pay any import duty/fees when buying Jaketto picks? Cheers
Hey dude! None mate, I've had a fair few deliveries now and not once had to pay import tax or anything. Cheers man! 🤘
Pics annoy the heck outta me. Never found any that work for me, they always slip in my fingers.
I ordered two of these so thanks for the review! Hopefully these help me!
Same! I have pretty dry hands so most picks I feel like I'm chasing around all the time. These have worked for me though so fingers crossed they help you too! Would be cool to know if they do. Thanks for checking out the video as well, I appreciate it 🤘
After playing off and on for around 20 years, I've just recently tried out the max-grip picks from dunlop, and they dont move in your fingers at all, locked in and comfortable.
Yeah they’re not bad! A mate of mine really likes em. I find it’s a bit like holding sandpaper or something though but that’s probably because I’ve got delicate desk job fingers 😂
@@JackTaylorGuitars Well I finally got my pics today! took a while to get to the UK from Aussie land.
Been playing around with them for the last few hours and I'm kinda blown away. These are amazing! I got two sizes, a Mini Osprey which is super comfortable and small, and a Hellwing which is massive! and has a great shape. I keep swapping between the two, but generally the thickness is what helps the most with it not slipping.
The shape of the Hellwing lets me use my middle finger to keep is stable while strumming; and the Mini Opsrey is real small and super good for picking.
I will almost certainly be getting some more. 100% worth the £20 ish each. Really enjoyable to use.
Woah I can't use big picks, I've using 1mm nylon picks for years... Since I've 16 or so...
That's a long time dude! But variety is the spice of life, or so they say haha Thanks for watching mate 🤘
The best pick is an assortment of picks.
Big thick picks are groovy for a lot of styles especially fast single note stuff, but a musical prostitute like myself does a lot of different gigs and if I am doing a country type gig where I am strumming a strat and really going for an acoustic guitar type strumming sound those thick picks just don't cut it.
That is when a relatively thin pick really shines. And when my strings are a bit old, I find I can use a slightly lighter pick and brighten my tone up a bit rather than re-stringing a guitar.
I love thick picks. And the ones this guy is selling (endorsing) are most likely great but if a guy has a hack saw and some sandpaper, picks are super easy to make.
Btw...your sidewalk or driveway slab is a great giant " grinding stone" to get the basic shape before sanding to a fine finish.
Guitarists often use money rather than their own common sense. There are so many things we can make if we just try, rather than just buy.
Thanks for the insight mate. I'm with you on the resourcefulness point, I think if you have the time and effort to make your own picks then absolutely go for it if it'll make you happy. Personally, I don't and I don't think making them would be nearly as fun as playing guitar for me. So I'd rather have a company like Jaketto exist. It's all about how much you value your own time. Thanks for watching mate 🤘
I decided to take a chance on something different, and tried a felt pick...they're all I use now. I'm a bass player, and hardly even play fingerstyle anymore. Felt picks have the attack of a normal pick, but with less clickiness to the sound. The only downside is I have to replace them after just a few days, but I assume they'd last longer for a guitarist than a bassist
@@JackTaylorGuitars Agreed, I have more time than money. I can make about 4 or 5 picks in an hour so yes it takes a good bit of time. They are probably worth 10$ ea. so that's 50$ an hour. My lawyer friend makes 225$ an hour. You won't see him making a pick out on his driveway.
Interesting stuff dude! With the stuff I play I think I'd decimate them in
That's cool man! Thing is, if you're happy doing it and it brings you some satisfaction as well as saving you money then it makes total sense. I know these picks aren't for everyone and that's totally fine. I try my best to save money elsewhere in life so I can get guitar stuff I like 😂
40 € for a pick... yeah right... sign me out... Chicken picks are also thick and great! But cost way less...
That’s cool man, you buy what you want but at least you know about another option now. Thanks for watching 🤘
Too fat/thick/too big for me. And crazy prices $24 for one pick? Bummer, the jazz/the decent sized one, is SOLD OUT.
I get what you're saying man. That's what I thought when I ordered them too dude. I didn't think I'd get along with picks that are 6mm and above but they've been so good. Price wise, personally I think they're cheap for something hand made and unique that won't need replacing for years. Appreciate you checking out the video anyway mate, thank you 🤘
so since you pick slant the "opposite" way, you could give them to a conventional player and the picks would effectively be brand new.
send me free guitar picks.
😃
I guess that's true mate 😂 Tell you what, if one wears down to the point I can't use it anymore I'll send it to you! Thanks for watching dude, I appreciate it 🤘
I feel bad for your strings 😂 carbon fiber jazz iii my GOAT.
Thick picks, gentle touch dude. That's what it's about 😂 I did used to love a jazz III, feels like playing with a tiddlywink now haha Thanks for checking out the video dude 🤘
@@JackTaylorGuitars fair play, I may give one a go!
I can only speak for my experience bro but, if you've experienced any of the same problems I did, it might be well worth it. If you're happy with your picks man then stick with it! 🤘
@@JackTaylorGuitars I'm definitely open to a new pick and more than anything, they just look really cool 🤣
Bro, they do look sick 😂
That is a very long commercial
Aren’t all gear videos basically commercials? Or can people just talk about stuff they like and why? I appreciate you taking the time to watch anyway mate, thank you 🤘
prefer the jazz ii (2)
I haven't used a jazz II, the super rounded tip doesn't do it for me but I was a huge fan of the jazz III. Thanks for watching mate, I appreciate it 🤘
i couldnt afford losing 25 quid pick....
That is a fair point dude 😂 I've dropped mine a couple of times and they've not disappeared into the nether realm yet haha Thanks for watching mate, I appreciate it 🤘
Thicker picks don't have the dynamics or sound good when playing rhythm!
I dunno man, you might be using the wrong picks. But it's all personal preference, right? Thanks for watching 🤘
Do they offer financing? 😂
You’d have to ask them about that mate 😂 Thanks for watching!
of course... 25€ pick....
Check my reply to the other guys comment about cost and you’ll see why I think they’re worth it 👍
Why hold a guitar if you're not gonna demo the pic? Never gonna watch another one of your videos again.
Holding a guitar makes me feel a little bit more comfortable on camera dude, that’s all it is. Sorry to see you go 🤘