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Dunlop Nylon Standard 0.38

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Dunlop Nylon Standard 0.38
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Plop flop
RonnieH 18.06.2015
If you are looking for really thin picks, these are the ones!
They are relly good for fast strumming punk chords and are
kind to your strings. The backside of these picks are that they get even
softer when your strumming hand gets warm. This was the point when I realized they are way to soft and thin for my kind of guitarplaying. I guess the picks would work if you only strum but when you tru to play a solo, you don't get the attack.
Another thing ive recognized with this picks are thet they seeme to get ripped
and the edges loses small chips. These heles in the edges makes a threat when the pick snags to the strings.
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They are what they are
Irish Dar 26.11.2018
thin and strong. I use them only for a very certain sound. If you're unsure about what thickness plectrum you need I'd suggest youtube videos.
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Didn't know that they made picks this thin!
Frank4159 08.04.2015
I bought these specially for nylon strings, as I found that the .46's that I was previously using were slightly heavy. These are just right for nylon strung guitars and ukeleles.

I don't know how they will hold up, as I've only just started using them, but they sound good. I just wish they were grippier.
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Good for beginners or improving your strumming technique
Nijoho 05.08.2024
I use these to improve my strumming technique, especially on acoustic guitar. They are extremely thin and bendy (but, robust), which makes them quite forgiving, and also make quite an audible click on the strings, which I find helps in nailing complex strumming patterns.

They are far too flexible for picking individual notes with any precision, and I don't see how I could ever be use these as a general purpose plectrum. However, as a learning/practicing tool, they work well.
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Training wheels for your fingers
Anonymous 22.06.2015
Good for beginners training their strumming without concerning themselves with being stuck between strings.

Still, these are only transitional picks in my opinion... as experience comes, other choices become better
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