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

This pick is solid and hefty. Great quality. I’m an intermediate bass player who sometimes needs a hearty pick for a certain sound. I normally use teardrops on guitar but went for the variety pack of these to get a feel. Surprisingly, I landed on loving the large shield version and bought more because I wanted more than one. It’s a little pricey for what you get, but I think it’s fair since they aren’t just a thin throw away plectrum that gets chewed up. I have been using the first one for over a year and there is no wear or damage. I got a feeling this one batch will last years if I don’t loose them first. And for the record, I have never lost a white pick LOL. They tend to stand out more than the dark blue or shell I use to use.

Premium product for a good price, comfortable to use during long play sessions due to the thickness of the body. nice clean edges, though one had a very minor imperfection on the rear edge that was able to be taken care of with 30 seconds and a nail file.

Fast delivery . Economic and Strong material a good Picks.

Love these picks so much. Love the sharpness. Love the slightly larger size compared to standards. Not slippery (like shiny plastic picks). You gotta break it in a little bit; it's kind of fun when you do cause you know you just busted out a nice fresh pick. If you play real aggressively, like a gorilla with those obnoxious chugs, breakdowns and slams, these are for you. I've used stubbys (3mm) and those are alright, but these with their beveled edges are definitely helpful for speed with the heaviness of the pick. I use these with string gauges .15 - .74 and high tension.

Thanks!

My son was braking his pick every other day. I have now bought these and the next thinner, and he has not broke one since. That was 6 months ago.

They feel great. Each one produces a different tone and playing experience. I'm not sure which size is my favorite they all play well. I really like the large shield so far, but once I switched from that to the tear drop, it completely changed the experience.The texture is sort of like that material they use in luxury cars. Its almost rubbery but its firm. No flimsy, slippery, or plastic feel. They just slide from string to string with ease.The color is not actual black. Its more of a dark grey. Not a problem at all but just a heads up.I play a PRS SE custom 24. I use Ernie Ball .009-.042 Custom Gauge Electric Guitar Strings, Nickel Wound, Super Slinky. I play heavy distorted rock, solo / riffing stuff, and less distorted, dreamy reverb stuff.

Great feel and I'm actually improving on my picking. Sweeps and getting cleaner and downstrokes sound good. Ive always used the dava blue picks and enjoyed them since late 90's. I cant seem to play with anything else other than my new favorite pic! These Prodigy minis are awesome!

Sempre tive curiosidade nessas palhetas e gostei bastante do material e da diversidade desse produto.

Hasta ahora mi púa favorita.

It took about 30 minutes of playing but once I figured it out I have found a pick that gives me control and beautiful tone that thinner pick cannot match. I have tried thinner and thicker and, for me, this 2.0 mm is the sweet spot. The tapered edge is the magic, in my opinion.

My boyfriends all time favourite pics. Buy these for him every few months cause he tends to lose them but he can't live without them!

Até semana passada, minha palheta padrão era a Jazz III da Dunlop. Li alguns reviews falando muito bem da Prodigy e resolvi testar.Realmente a ergonomia é muito superior mantendo o mesmo tamanho e precisão. Principalmente na versão 2.0 mm, mais gordinha. Não derrapa na mão, dado a textura, e as laterias abauladas facilitam a palhetada.O timbre também mantém a clareza da versão vermelha clássica da Jazz III.Não pretendo voltar atrás!