Jim Dunlop 9022P Shell Thumb Medium Player Pack (Pack of 4)

J’ai commandé ce mediator en me laissant guider par les avis, et je ne suis pas déçu. Il tient bien et ne tombe pas, aussi bien sur des cordes en nylon que métalliques. Je suis débutant et je l’utilise avec aisance, on passe d’un mode de jeu à un autre sans problème.Un conseil pour la taille, j’ai commandé du M et il s’est avéré que j’ai sous estimé la taille de mon pouce. Un ami m’a conseillé de le chauffer au sèche cheveux et de le remodeler sur mon pouce…..eh bain le résultat et super, il tient sa forme depuis un mois.

Good quality and great sound. Takes a bit of getting used to if you have never used these before, but the tight fit and great smooth surface makes them a joy to use.

When I took up the banjo recently, I bought some metal fingerpicks and grabbed the thumb pick I was using when I played slide guitar. It was designed to be a combination flat/thumb pick. I found this difficult to use while learning Scruggs style banjo.The Dunlop pick is a bit longer; I am missing far fewer notes now. (Maybe because I have more practice?)For the record, I find large picks unsuitable. These medium picks are a little tight but not uncomfortable.

I've been a guitar player my whole life, and am new at the banjo.Based only on my limited experience, these picks seem good to me.Note: My hands aren't particularly big, and these medium picks are a bit small for my thumb. I guess I'll need to buy some in the large size. (I don't know what pick size guys with LARGE hands buy. hmmm... Maybe guys with big hands don't play the banjo?)Update: I stretched these out a bit by submerging them in boing water for several seconds and then putting them on the handle of a butter knife. They now fit perfectly. If you do this, be careful not to stretch them out too much. Just a little bit might be enough. Also, only leave them in the boing water briefly. I ruined one by leaving it in for about a minute. That was way too long.

Onglet qui fair bien le job.