Dunlop Tortex Jazz III XL, 6 Pack - Assorted Gauges

Bright, familiar tone of Tortex in the popular Jazz III XL shape

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MSRP: ~~$6.19~~ Discounted Price $3.95 Save : $2.24 (36%)

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The Tortex Jazz III XL combines the bright tone and snappy, aggressive attack of Tortex with the superior control, speed, and definition provided by the Jazz III XL shape.

• For players who prefer a larger pick than the standard Nylon Jazz III but want the speed, precision, and definition provided by its sharp tip
• Famous Tortex edge provides snappy, aggressive attack

Dunlop Item No.
498P73 - Tortex Jazz III XL, 6-Pack .73mm
498P88 - Tortex Jazz III XL, 6-Pack .88mm
498P10 - Tortex Jazz III XL, 6-Pack 1.0mm
498P135 - Tortex Jazz III XL, 6-Pack 1.35mm
498P15 - Tortex Jazz III XL, 6-Pack 1.5mm

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WAYNE

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2021-03-30

XL Jazz pick in the familiar Tortex material

These are larger than a standard Jazz III pick, almost the size of a standard 351 pick but just slightly smaller. The biggest difference between these and the nylon Jazz III XL picks (besides the material) is the edge geometry. These Tortex Jazz III XL's have a hard edge with no bevel, so they may be awkward to use until they are broken in slightly. This could have been helped if the picks were tumbled to take off some of the hard edge. You will notice the 90 degree edge factoring into the feel and playing more at gauges above 1.14mm. Overall this is still a good pick and great for a variety of styles of music, especially those that require playing single notes with speed and precision.

Steven

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2020-01-19