Great review bro! And I'm sorry for your loss, honestly. I have a best friend I wouldn't want to lose and he is also my bass player :/ so my condolences. And thanks for the review. I use the red jazz iii but I always used the black ones before. I never knew there was a difference.
I love the red and even the black jazz 3's. I tried the stubby's and even the jazz 3 tortex you showed which i played with for a while but wasn't for me. My new picks are the John Petrucci Jazz 3 and the Dragonheart pick. I have Two of those but only use the original and not the hardened one. But the JP jazz 3 is my go to pick
Some cool picks there indeed. I have tried a lot of those. I wish you could have thrown a Zenfire "Phat Jazz" in there. It's a truly custom made, innovative and unique pick (with a dedicated grip) and has tone for days. They got me away from plastic picks for good.
Have you tried the primetone Jazz III picks? I hear a lot of Jazz III pick players switching to them. I think they're suppose to feel like they're already worn in when brand new.
I don't really know what's happening, but I have these old regular red Jazz III that I like, but I bought a 24pc brand new pack of the Red Jazz III and find the picks a bit more flexible and glossier than the ones I already have. Did anyone notice something like this before? Idk if they changed over the years, or there's a range in the quality control that allows this differences, or even could be the case that I got some fake plectrum. I really hope it is the latter, even though I bought it from a well known seller, bc I dislike the ideia that Dunlop could agree with such variance in quality control, or worse, that they changed the "formula". Anyone?
The Jazz 3 XL is somewhat larger than a regular Jazz 3, but how does the size of the Jazz 3 XL compare to standard picks, such as Dunlop Gator picks or Fender standard picks?
They are just a little bit smaller than standard picks, but not much. If you lay them over standards you can see it, but I don't notice it while playing. They have the sharp thip like the regular jazz III.
There is a lot of "I don't know" , "I forgot" , "Gosh I can't remember" and "I Think so". For the love of god, do your research before you post a video on the subject.
Guy from Nitro’s name is Michael Angelo Batio….. awesome teacher on “ Speed Kills” series. Great player!!
Great review bro! And I'm sorry for your loss, honestly. I have a best friend I wouldn't want to lose and he is also my bass player :/ so my condolences. And thanks for the review. I use the red jazz iii but I always used the black ones before. I never knew there was a difference.
Yes John Petrucci original played jazz 3...and now very successful with his own jazz pick.....great video 👍
really dig what you're doing... clearly put in a lot of pride and effort! good luck!
The Flow is the new guitar pick that everyone's on. Maybe get that.
I love the red and even the black jazz 3's. I tried the stubby's and even the jazz 3 tortex you showed which i played with for a while but wasn't for me. My new picks are the John Petrucci Jazz 3 and the Dragonheart pick. I have Two of those but only use the original and not the hardened one. But the JP jazz 3 is my go to pick
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Good review buddy! Thanks for taking the time to make the video.
Some cool picks there indeed. I have tried a lot of those. I wish you could have thrown a Zenfire "Phat Jazz" in there. It's a truly custom made, innovative and unique pick (with a dedicated grip) and has tone for days. They got me away from plastic picks for good.
Cool vid man I am a jazz tone 205 pick user its a great fucking pick.
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Yeah jazz 3 is the addition for many lol..hey what was the beautiful intro music?...thanks for video 👍
Have you tried the primetone Jazz III picks? I hear a lot of Jazz III pick players switching to them. I think they're suppose to feel like they're already worn in when brand new.
I use them exclusively!
Thanks for the video and I'm sorry about your friend.
I don't really know what's happening, but I have these old regular red Jazz III that I like, but I bought a 24pc brand new pack of the Red Jazz III and find the picks a bit more flexible and glossier than the ones I already have. Did anyone notice something like this before? Idk if they changed over the years, or there's a range in the quality control that allows this differences, or even could be the case that I got some fake plectrum. I really hope it is the latter, even though I bought it from a well known seller, bc I dislike the ideia that Dunlop could agree with such variance in quality control, or worse, that they changed the "formula". Anyone?
Great review!
Thanks a lot Keyana!
Dunlop 3.0 stubbys
the same pic I don't use different picks,for me to know the plectrum and string Deanmarkly 10/46 is one less thing
HAHAHA There is more Jazz III picks out there now than I thought HAHAHA
The Jazz 3 XL is somewhat larger than a regular Jazz 3, but how does the size of the Jazz 3 XL compare to standard picks, such as Dunlop Gator picks or Fender standard picks?
They are just a little bit smaller than standard picks, but not much. If you lay them over standards you can see it, but I don't notice it while playing. They have the sharp thip like the regular jazz III.
I'm sorry about your friend
Don't know if i'm gonna give a like, huuuuuum
3:17 maybe it is made out of carbon-graphite nylon
5:23 Delrin stuff, suppose. Imho the crappiest material ever
7:02 ultem / ultex
You using these pics for 21 years... you should endorse them,, no kidding!
black jazz 3s are nylon, reds are delrin
Oh shit I m sorry bro about ur friend
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... editing bro. learn that shit
I cant hear you..
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There is a lot of "I don't know" , "I forgot" , "Gosh I can't remember" and "I Think so". For the love of god, do your research before you post a video on the subject.
By the 4 uhhhh, I had to leave. So sorry, bye bye. I was really looking forward to it.
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