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Dunlop Ultex picks

Anyone else using these? Last week I stumbled into the Dunlop website for some strange reason and saw these:

http://www.jimdunlop.com/products/pi...tex/index.html

They piqued my interest so I bought a couple (.73 and 1mm) to check them out. Man, these are some sweet picks! I've been using the same Dunlop .88 (dark gray) nylon picks for probably 10 years but I think I found a new pick. I'm liking the .73 better than 1mm right now-- it's as stiff, if not slightly stiffer, than the .88 nylons.

Am I wrong for getting excited about a pick?

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Hell no, Scott! If we can't tinker - what else we got?

I had the same thing happen. A buddy gave me one sometime last year, and I've never looked back.. I use the 1.0s, and I really have come to love the feel and lack of pick-noise (acoustic).

They're the best for me so far!

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Cool... is it just me or do they get a little sticky when you fingers get sweaty? Maybe "sticky" isn't the right word, but they definitely do not get "slippery."

Last night I did MANY pick slides just to see if I could tear the picks up. After 15 or 20 massive pick slides, the Ultex didn't show one sign of abuse.
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Do these stand up to the "heavy hand" strummers like myself? I break Fender Mediums left and right.
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I've been using clayton gold ultem's (1.2mm) forever but recently got some of these dunlop's in 1mm..they are really sinilar to the clayton's but the dunlops are smaller..I like them both..
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Thumbs up I will try them

Dude, if Deryk Whibley uses them, what more do you need to know!!
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Do these stand up to the "heavy hand" strummers like myself? I break Fender Mediums left and right.
I'm pretty heavy handed also, but I haven't broken one yet. Granted, I have only been using these picks for about a week. I have tried bending them with my hands and they don't seem to want to break-- and return to shape really nicely.
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Thanks!

What's the equivalent thickness to a Fender Medium, btw?
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I'm sitting here comparing a .73 Ultex to a Fender Medium. They are very close-- the Ultex is slightly thicker.
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What about the stubby's

The new picks deserve a look see...I'll check them out. Just curious if any of you have tried the Big Stubby's...I just can't seem to work with the thin flat picks. I think its the size of the part you hold...the thin ones just feel uncomfortable...like I'm going to drop it...I've got pretty big hand though.


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I"m all about the dunlop orange but I'll give these a try.
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After reading this I looked for some my next trip to the local music shop, and bought a few -- but I realized I already had some and had used them and liked them very much. Mine all had the rhino logo worn off and that was why I didn't tumble to it right away.
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I'm really liking the attack I get from these picks. Especially compared to the dull sounding attack from the nylon picks I've been using for years.
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Question Rhino????

Wonder : Can I get them personalized?
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