Dunlop 545PJP140

Muy buena púa, está en el nivel Perfecto para que el sonido sea fuerte pero que puedas rocas notas ligeras y no suene la púa.

Sicuramente i migliori fra quelli "Petrucci" provati fino ad ora. La punta leggermente allargata rispetto ai Jazz 3 permette di velocizzare il passaggio del plettro tra una corda e l'altra, ottimo sia per la plettrata alternata che per lo sweep picking od economy picking. Questo plettro unitamente ai ben più costosi BlueChip Jazz 50/60 sono i migliori in circolazione per chi vuole correre sulla tastiera.

長年jazz3を使ってきましたが、こちらの方が数倍弾きやすいです。もっと早く出会いたかったピックです。

I have been a user of Jazz 3s forever, white one 1.14mm. I have tried and tested all of them: Purple H3s, Pitch blacks, Flex 1.14mm...I always returned to the whites because of size (tried both thicker and thinner ones) and tone: clear, not "plucky", accurate. My only problem was and still is that I was wearing the tip of the pick super fast so picks lasted from days to max a few weeks.... I bought the Trinity due to curiosity mainly. I have tried the JP Jazz 3s, JP flow, frankly I liked none. Too "plucky, too thick..." With Trinity??? Well....I just found my new best pick ever, that's why I am writing this. Pros: 1. Thick 1.4 mm HOWEVER, its sculpted so it feels exactly like my 1.14mm. 2. Sound... Not at all "plucky" just basically enhances the attack which gives you that much desired tick-tick-tick sound when alternate picking. 3. Very smooth on arpeggios comparing to other thick picks (like Flows) where you get a mush of clicks rather than notes. Hear it feels and sounds as good as my regular Jazz 3, if not better. 4. 3 picks in one..That means if 1 tip is "lost" the pick is still usable, even when playing. 5. A tiny bit bigger on the sides makes the transition from a Jazz 2 very smooth (it took me 10 seconds) AND keeps the pick in place, it not lost in your hand. 6. Robust. I play one for a few days now, not a single sign of the tip fading...feels far more durable comparing to my whites... 7. Didn't have to adjust my tones or EQs for the pick at all. Cons: Expensive...However, I will actually challenge that. If you get 3 picks on one due to the 3 tips and they are more durable, they might actually cost me LESS money comparing to my regular Jazz which I buy by the load.. I don't trust many signature picks and I have tried the lot, including all of JPs branch...This is the real deal for me, I doubt I will change to a different pick anytime soon.

Ce pick de guitare est celui que je préfère à la guitare électrique : bonne épaisseur, bonne grosseur, les pointes sont parfaite pour le shred.