Ibanez Vais 'til I run out and need to order six more boxes of .. and Tortex Jazz IIIs in the meantime.

~A

Currently experimenting with Red Bear 'lil jazzers - very nice indeed, if a little pricey.

Over the years I've had many pic changes.

Bass picks, Bendy ones that I'd never use. Shark fin pick I'd never use again. Went through a stage of Jazz 3 but found the pick gave to much feedback when digging in. Andy James gave me a Paul Gilbert pick but I found the shape a little odd. Then I've been so poor as to use all the artist pick's I've ever collected. So my Doug Doppler pick is dented, my Vinnie Moore pick he gave me is battered. The yellow Gizz Butt pick he gave me is worn down to the nub. Rob Balducci's artist pick are still being used on the axe to this day. Dave Weiner's pick is still attached to the cardboard as it's a tad to bendy. I did go through a stage of steel picks & they are really great for artificial harmonics. After all that I purchased 5 S.Vai picks from nevada music. That's my pick of choice & that's what I stick with today. That started a year ago. It never occurred to me to buy a S.Vai pick. It was just some random event.

i use .88 Grippx Green picks made by IntuneGP
i also like the delrin/grippx jazz picks also green .88

Ibanez Steve Vai and Ibanez Paul Gilbert picks.

I've gotten tired of picks. So I play with my fingers. I finally feel that
im really in contact with the strings now. And I can do the same things
as with a pick, Except pick fast. In wich im not interrested anymore.
Use you're fingers., Its fun.

True.

...Or look at this miracle play guitar, This is just beautifull.
>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O_TdkLwQUQs

Younger

I have all kinds of picks all over the house so it's whatever I pick up first, it doesn't bother me. I've even used the plastic tag from the bread bag on numerous occasions.

try as many as you can but dunlop Jazz III changed my life(the black ones).

I have recently gone onto the Dunlop Jazz picks (sharp) and they are awesome!! Lots of control and dont flap around in the fingers.

Fingers are God's picks, and you have five on each hand. How can you beat that?

I use some medium thin picks from time to time too.

dunlop 0.73mm picks the ones with the african masks on

Clayton Eagle 1mm