JIM DUNLOP Triangle Loose Cut Gemstone

My new favorite "cheap" mandolin pick, although the quality of this pick is not cheap in any way. I'm comparing them to Blue Chip picks which I've been using regularly and which I really love. The comparison is that these Dunlop picks are 95% of what the Blue Chips are but at less than 10% of the price. That is a deal. In fact, I've been playing with these Dunlops more than my Blue Chips lately and I'm very satisfied with them. They glide off the strings nicely with a great tone and the texture is easy to grip for me. I love the big rounded triangles. These picks are a game changer if I want to play out and not lose my expensive picks. Highly recommend for mandolin!

I haven’t tried them all, but I’d say this is one of the best picks on Amazon for bluegrass. With the size being slightly larger than a stands pick, it makes it more comfortable to hold on to it. The way that the edges are cut are really perfect for quick picking and smooth sounds. I keep this on my wishlist for people to get me for birthdays or holidays.

This is a great pick for Mandolin or even Resonator. Easy to hold nice and large feels good.

If you are a seasoned guitar player, you will absolutely appreciate the quality of this guitar pick. Pulls great tone and feels great. I have experienced with many picks from all brands, this is one you must have especially for Blue Grass.

great tonally soundinc picks.just fo not fit or stay like the Bog street pick with raises ridges that do not slip and fit in between finger's

Has an interesting feel. Pretty firm but oddly good. It does make a bit of noise on the strings on my acoustic which bothered my fellow guitar player. Didn't really bother me because I'm getting used to it and love the feel on the edges of the pick. I'd but it again

I normally play a triangle pick. Although these are more expensive than the picks I usually use, they're not outrageously so like some other 'high-end' picks. I tried these playing bluegrass and on my electrics where I like a thicker pick. I could hear a difference, with the Primetone sounding better than my usuals - the notes were fuller, warmer, particularly with the electrics.

Picks matter, and this is the best you can get for rhythm playing and smoothish lead. Also a great Mando pick. This whole line in different shapes is a must buy

Bit more expensive than the picks I usually buy. Got them thinking they were cheap alternatives to Tone Slab picks that a friend was raving about. Really like them. I've already lost 0ne though, which is a killer.

Questo plettro è grande, perfetto per me che utilizzo tre dita. Perfetto per quando cerco un suono grosso e un attacco lento ma deciso, mai plasticoso (tipo "carta di credito"). Lo utilizzo con corde di nylon (Godin), il suono è ricco e importante.

Bluegrass player, wanted for backup pick to my regular Blue Chip TP50. Best non premium pick I've used. Comparable to Blue Chip TAD55. I have Prime Tone 1.3's on order, but haven't received them yet. These are reasonably grippy and have good overall tone. Maybe slightly more pick noise than a blue chip but not so you would find annoying, and not noticeable in a bluegrass jam. Have used Ultex picks for years and these are the same material, but importantly have a proper speed bevel.

Good cut and easy to grip

Love these picks, great for bluegrass style picking and for bringing projection and brightness out of your acoustic. I’ve become so used to them I’ve started using them for electric guitar as well. More than a match for a Bluechip TP, but at a relative fraction of the cost. Well worth the money for a pack of three. Highly recommended!