Jim Dunlop 450P2.00 Prime Grip Delrin 500 Picks, 2 mm, Set of 12 Pieces, Black

There's a reason that most people use dunlop picks. These don't disappoint. Solid picks that last long enough to disappear into another dimension, or whether picks end up.

0.46 are the best acoustic strumming picks I've used. Grippy as anything and the material adds a pleasing percussive element which isn't too loud. The flexibility is absolutely perfect so combined with the grip, I've never dropped one or gotten hung up on a misplaced strum. They do tend to wear down somewhat quickly but that's just the tradeoff with delrin.

As a long time user of Jim Dunlop 0.46mm Nylon plectra, I thought I'd try these 0.46mm Delrin plectra instead. Bright red in colour, these plectra are thin, lightweight and are made easier to grip by the pattern embossed into them. The plastic (Delrin?) is harder than the nylon I am used to so a little less flexible and creates a slightly sharper sound than I am used to - the 'attack' is more pronounced than for a nylon plectrum. They are a perfectly good plectrum that should prove durable and will appeal to many players. For my folky style of playing, I shall buy some more Jim Dunlop 0.46mm Nylon plectra.

These were the perfect stocking filler for my bass guitar playing son. He loves the thickness and durability of the picks. They are great value for money and the picture quality is perfect as they look exactly as expected. Would recommend and will certainly purchase again

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Unlike the Maxi-grip Dunlop guitar pick, which feels a bit bigger and with a duller finish, the Dunlop Delrin 500 Prime Grip offers a polished, effortless, bevelled edge guitar pick that works well right out of the bag. Also, the double sided grip circle works well. I opted for the 1.14mm because I'm not a fan of the thinner gauges, although I may stretch to a .88mm pick when using lighter gauge strings so that I don't have to bother with a lighter grip on the pick. I've use all kinds of picks over the years, and so far, the Dunlop picks haven't let me down. For me, these picks are a good addition to my kit. I haven't used any others since they arrived. However, I would like to see them in a pearloid green type of colour.

Although I've been playing bass for a number of years, I've always played finger style. So experimenting with picks is a new journey, trying picks in varying thicknesses from 0.5mm to 2mm. Finding these Jim Dunlop Prime Grip Delrin 500 2mm picks that have raised wording and design on them has been a revolution and these are definitely my new go-to picks as they work very well on both round wound and flat wound strings with good retention of tone, don't slip in my fingers, and show no signs of wear as yet.

Like the sound produces, does not wear out easily, grip panel on side , good value