What Pick(s) do YOU use?

[CTC564]

I've used yellow and green Tortex forever...but I'm looking to try some new picks in search of a different tone...

Any suggestions?

 

[Tanner5382]

Dunlop Max Grip 1.14s and Herco Flex 75s are my favorite. Also occasionally use the blue tortex and green 1.5 Gator Grips

 

[onda'bass]

dunlop tortex 1.14

 

[Connor Elliott]

Dunlop Gator Grip 1.5s.

 

[mtshark]

Either a Dunlop Nylon .88 or a Jazz III. The Jazz IIIs are really interesting for bass since they're so small, but they work surprisingly well for me.

 

[SactoBass]

Moshay.

I have used these since the 70's. They last forever. I use:

102 Moshay picks, medium size, thickness (thin) red .025"

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[Atoz]

I use Carol Kaye picks. They work for me.

 

[dhsierra1]

Dunlop 1 mm black nylon (standard shape) for the last 30 years.

Before that were bright green Herco .75 mm's that were triangular.

 

[Ric5]

I bought enough of these picks to last me for many years ...

The derlin (sp?) has a softer tone than a plastic pick.

 

[brotherbassj]

dunlop tortex 1.14

+1 for the longest time bass or guitar!

However I have played with the 3mm big stubby picks and Gravity Picks recently, expensive but worth every dime! You can barely tell you are using a pick! Lately though I have developed a fondness for Dunlop jazz 3's with max grip. I get alot of control with those little red picks!

 

[blindrabbit]

Herco heavy thumb pick, in tort of course.

 

[matante]

I've used yellow and green Tortex forever...but I'm looking to try some new picks in search of a different tone...

Any suggestions?

Dunlop Gator picks have a similar tone to Tortex. For a really different tone try the Stubby Jazz. They're thick but they don't feel or sound as heavy as the numbers suggest. I'm used to the .50mm Tortex and I've been using the 1mm and 2mm Stubbys with good results.

 

[klejst]

White Fender 351 Standard Heavy picks