JIM DUNLOP 44P.38 Nylon Standard, White, .38mm, 12/Player's Pack

These pics are perfect for strumming on a classical or acoustic guitar. Shoot, they would even work for an electric if that's the sound you're looking for. They are very thin at .38 mm. Sounds great and are well made.

EXTRA EXTRA THIN. These are about as thin as you can buy. I’ve used these Jim Dunlop nylon picks for three decades. You can’t beat them. - I actually play with the grip side on these, not the pick end. You can play faster without that awful pick scrape sound coming across on each note. The more rounded edge allows for much faster action and recovery, without having to wait on the pick to rebound back into place. Just a little thing to try next time you pick up one of these. The thin ones like these are much more forgiving than a thicker pick too and these nylons play better the more they’re used.

An excellent thin pick. This is my go-to pick and I’ve never had one break.

Good product and great service.

I ordered these because I bought a variety pack of picks from Musician's Friend and there was one lonesome very thin celluloid pick in the pack. I loved how it quieted the strumming on my acoustic dreadnought, so I went on the hunt for very thin picks. The celluloid one fell apart quickly, so I wanted a better material.These white nylon picks should last a lot longer. The non-pointed end is all grippy (textured), so it doesn't work great if you like to use the more rounded corners of a pick, but it does the job and I like it. The pointed end is very thin and slides off the strings nicely, but you can still pick with it if you're combining picking and strumming.I'll keep using thicker picks for picking-only songs and for louder strumming, but for more mellow strumming and to keep from bothering other folks in the house, these are great.UPDATE: I've been using them for more than a year now, and they are pretty flimsy for picking notes in a mostly-strumming song... but you can do it. This is still my favorite pick for strumming. Hope this helps.

INCREDIBLY thin. I'm only slightly exaggerating when I say it felt like using the corner of a piece of paper for a pick. Can't blame the seller for this at all, as the picks are exactly as described. I just didn't realize, after more than thirty years of playing guitar and bass with thicker picks, just how thin .38mm actually is. After just a few minutes of using one of these, it was left permanently warped from having to press harder with it when strumming.I rate them 5 because, again, they are exactly as described. I can't blame the seller for my ignorance. But from a practical standpoint, I can't imagine them being of much use unless you're playing through an amp and have your volume cranked. Strumming on my acoustic, the sound was so low it was hardly worth the effort.

I’ll preface the review noting that I am not an experienced guitar player. I purchased this item upon recommendations from a popular video instructor. This does the job well and allows for easy strumming something that I struggle with. It is very flexible which does make more of a noise than more rigid picks. However, it’s assumed that one would not use these picks forever. I don’t have a large experience to compare this pick with others, but I have been happy with it to help improve my Guitar playing. I’d certainly recommend this to beginners, but suggest that more experienced players find a different pick.

Excellent pick for acoustic guitar strumming.

this is a scam, don't buy this product, this is not a pick for guitar, I just receive mine and this is useless, so disappointed!

Llegaron antes de lo esperaba y eso que viene de Estados Unidos. Es un deleite tocar con estas plumillas, son muy delgadas, muy, para mi estilo son ideales. También tienen un agarre increíble con la textura del cuerpo.

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Muy buenas púas de Dunlop. Excelentes para todo tipo de guitarras.

Sehr gut und habe nochmal nachbestellt.