Ernie Ball Prodigy Guitar Picks, Mini, Black 1.5mm, 6-pack (P09200)

Very high quality picks. They do wear down after a little time but I keep buying these and the 2.0mm.

Finally I have a small durable guitar pick. Heavier gauge. Beveled edges. Overall the best pick I've ever used

These are excellent picks, available in a variety of sizes and shapes. They're all 2.0mm, which I prefer, and have a tacky feel to them, ensuring you hold on to them, even when sweaty. They're tough, I can barely bend them, ever so slightly, and find the white color easy to find in my pile of picks and on the floor, on those rare occasions I drop one.

I was a bit skeptical about the small and thick size of the Ernie ball pick 2.0 mm minis. Many review have mentioned that these picks are particular identical to another popular guitar pick, I ordered a pack to see what they offer in terms of size and accuracy. As soon I opened the package and upon use, I noticed a significantly difference in my speed. I was amazed on how lenient and effective the pick had on the strings, I have used these guitar pick for roughly 3 months and feel comfortable when using them, especially how easy it can be used for strumming too. I recommend the Ernie ball prodigy mini 2.0 for anyone looking for leads and effective attacks on the strings, while performing strumming too, a really great guitar pick!!!

These picks are SO CLOSE to being perfect, but they're not quite there. I've got the 1.5 and the 2 and I absolutely LOVE them, but theres' just one small problem: The beveled edge isn't really finished well and really should just be rounded off or tapered better. I'm very particular about how the pick glides (or does NOT glide) across the string and these, once polished down with a little bit of 300 grit sandpaper are perfect. They're perfectly pointy for those who are looking for really clear articulation and control. This is the pick for shredders and speed players - not really great for the Martin or Ovation strummers. once you get that bevel to settle down a bit and round it down, they play like a DREAM. SO GOOD! What makes this pick really great though, they SOUND so much better than any other pick I've got. and I've tried them all. They're rigid like they need to be for tight, articulate control, and they feel good in your hand. It would be nice if there were a few more colors to choose from but that's only because I want to be able to easily see them when they're laying around more than anything else. If Ernie and/or anyone on his team is listening, charge another dollar or 2 for the pack and finish these edges a little better! Even better would be to drill a few small holes in them to help with grip. Did that on one of these and it's amazing how those tiny holes keep it from sliding or slipping around in your fingers when you're digging in and playing hard. I keep buffing down and polishing the edges on this one because it's by far my favorite and most comfortable of the pack. a "nice to have" would be a material that's a little more durable. I notice these are pretty good, but if you're working on strumming-types of drills that result in a more violent interaction between the string and pick, these wear down faster than I'd like, but they're still overall great! (BTW - Dunlop, if you're lurking around here, make an Ultex version that's as pointy as this Ernie Ball and I'll order a box full!) Either way you won't do wrong by picking these up if you're looking for that Jazz 3 feel, pointy, and rigid pick -- they're really great!

Unfortunately, this is a GOOD one! I say unfortunately because they aren't excatly dirt-cheap, but not bad considering THREE of the John Petrucci Primetone Jazz III's are TWELVE bucks!!!! FOUR dollars EACH??? .. Anyway, these are spectacular. VERY pointy, which "catches" EVERY single string strike, with EASE. Sadly, it does wear away rather quickly, but I do pick 12,000 notes per second, lol. It still plays VERY WELL, even after the point rounds a bit. GOOD PICK!

I really... REALLY like these picks. IF the edges and tips could be beveled a little bit sharper, they'd be perfect. Very close to "boutique pick" quality at a MUCH cheaper price.

I've tried a zillion picks, in the hunt of the perfect pick for me. So far these are the best. I like the size of them because they are big and they don't slip out of my fingers. I like the triangle shape because I feel like the point of the pick is more precise. I like the thickness of these picks because they are just thin enough to not get caught in the strings when I am changing to another string. I've tried the thicker version of these picks and noted that I couldn't pick as fast with them. So to summarize, they are the perfect thickness, perfect shape, and perfect size. Of course this is my personal experience and it may not be perfect for you but I highly recommend them