Fender Heavy, basic all around pick that seems to do the job just fine, and I get them in white, so that I can see them better when the lights go down.
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Questions for those that use a pick...
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I like Wegens. Got some for guitar and mando (M150, M250) and they sound great on bass too! My favorite is the Dipper though because of its three different edges.
Wedgie 88s. They're the same as the green tortexes but they have a thumb imprint in them.
For some songs I use the blue ones, some I use the yellow.
For some songs I use the blue ones, some I use the yellow.
jeff buckley tribute pick, i think they may be pretty rare but still cheap, they have a skull on the back with sorta barbed stuff and on the other side say jeff buckley. I got them at a bass master class i attended (when i had only played for 3 months)
Clayton .80mm Acetal "Black Jazz".. Ya gotta order them though.. I've never seen them in a store.
White medium thickness triangular celluloid pick, a bit smaller that the big Fender Triangle picks. They are a bit odd but they fit my hands perfectly so I bought a whole gross way back when and I use them frugally.
Not only is this nonsense, but it's misplaced nonsense. The original question was:
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"Questions for those that use a pick...
What are your favorites?"
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There. I underlined the part you missed.
I use Jim Dunlop, grey, 0.80 or 0.88. 0.60 for guitar.
Dunlop tortex .73mm (yellow), thick enough to get solid sound but lenient enough that it does some of the workd for you 
(it also will never snap, it'll just get blunt)
(it also will never snap, it'll just get blunt)Since winning the rock face-off with the devil in my loungeroom, I only use the pick of destiny. It's huge, cumbersome and it sometimes glows and stares at me, but my playing has become the stuff of legend.
