Dunlop 427P Ultex® Jazz III, 1.38mm, 6/Player's Pack

Having owned the carbon-fibre max grip Jazz IIIs and the regular Jazzz IIIs, I tried these out. The Ultex material provides a strong grip, even with sweaty hands, so If you are used to Jazz IIIs, they feel very natural to hold giving very precise picking. They are very rigid (ie. they don't bend), for fans of thicker plectrums. They also sound good, with a faster and cleaner 'attack' on the note than the others I have owned. Not ideal for acoustic strumming but they certainly don't sound bad and overall they're very versatile. Definitely try these if you are looking for a precise, ergonomic and great sounding plectrum.

These plectrums are fantastic for fast picking. The material is strong and grippy at the same time, and provides great control over the angle and strength of strums/sweeps/picks. I often use these for fast-picking a ukulele (in the mandolin-style), and they are perfect. The material stays grippy despite feeling relatively smooth - I have no idea how this is possible! Sweaty fingers/thumbs do not seem to bother it, and the material is a significant step on from Tortex. I have even found myself idly thumbing the plectrums whilst sitting at my desk, just because they feel nice! The strength makes me confident that the 6 provided will last a long time (provided I don't lose them!) and this is excellent value compared with buying plectrums individually at a music shop.

These picks are awesome. I originally started using the petrucci versions, and even after having two packs I somehow ran out (where the hell to picks go missing?!?!?), but these I find are much better. They are not quite as aggressive as the petrucci version, but still provide high accuracy. The material texture and finish is beautiful to the touch, and so grippy even when sweaty! They seem to provide great attack, while also not being prone to snagging on the lower strings and when soloing you hear less of the string strike, and more of the note being played. I can't praise these enough, buy some!!

Bought these as a free postage add on and very cheap they were too.tried one of these as i'd heard good things and liked the feel a lot so bought more.Now i switch between fingers and these as i play and find they are great for strumming as well as digging into lead runs and squeals are easily coaxed as well.Great picks just don't drop 'em on brown carpet.

I found my perfect pick. Great feel, clear sound, perfect shape and size for me. My quest is over! :)

I'm very fond of the Jazz 3 shape and I think this is my favourite material so far. Just the right amount of texture and grip for my tastes (the carbon ones are nice too, but they're so grippy that I can't rotate the pick between my finger and thumb) and the sound just has a little bit of extra attack/brightness. Something about the material seems to strike the strings a little neater for me too. There's nothing about playing with these that I don't like. The only mild downside is that the material wears away quite fast, which may or may not be an issue for you, depending how/what sort of thing you play. That being said, they wear away quite smoothly, which is still better in some ways than the classic nylon ones and the carbons. Would also choose these over some much more expensive picks too (Gravity, for example).

I'd been swapping around from stubbies to regular Dunlop's for years. Recently settled on JazzIII types and thought I'd give these Ultex ones a try. Very glad that I did. I've found them great for blues and rock. Lovely for sweep picking too. Grips good but when you do drop one the colour is a little hard to spot, especially on wooden floors. Highly recommended if you like solid picks.

These are up there with my favoutite picks of all time. As soon as I started using Jazz III picks I found the red ones to be a great size and thickness but a little to slippy and easily dropped but since they are bright red they are easy to find if dropped on stage. The black ones were great as they had a bit extra grip but if dropped were very hard to find and very easily lost. These combine both the size and grip of both plecs put together and seem to have more grip than the black ones and since they are see through yellow they are easy to see if dropped. These are my main picks along with Jazz III white picks which are now my favourite as they are 1.14mm in size and feel very comfortable. I highly recommend these to anyone who likes the size and feel of Jazz III picks, I dont see the point in buying Jazz II or Jazz I picks as these just seem like worn down used Jazz III picks. Have to give them five stars as they are at a good price and I use them all the time but if you like these ones try the white ones aswell. Not recommended for anyone who doesnt like smaller picks and if you have never tryed Jazz III picks before be ready for a change in size to normal size picks as there is quite a difference.

Púa rígida y pequeña, va bien para punteo y para rasgueo. Se sujeta bien, resbala y se gira poco. El sonido es brillante y sin esa resonancia a plástico que tienen las de nylon.

Achetés pour jouer du métal c'est nickel, ils sont plus pointus et plus petits que les médiators standards, la prise en main est bonne. Assez dur mais la pointe s'arrondie quand même assez rapidement. Pour l'instant je ne pas encore tester mieux que les jazz 3 ! Je conseil ce produit !

Having used 2mm and 3mm Stubby's and all kinds of Delrin picks in the past, I wanted to give these a try. They have quite a good feel and grip to them, they're just so darn small.

Fast delivery and fast plek.

Un plettro eccezionale: ovviamente la forma Jazz III lo rende adatto a passaggi veloci; ha un ottimo suono in attacco, specialmente se distorto; non scappa dalla mano anche nei momenti cruciali.