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I like these too when I'm using a pick, but I generally go with the .88mm version. It feels like I can hit the strings harder.Jim Dunlop USA Nylon .73MM for the last 10 years![]()
All of them used Herco?
Jim Dunlop USA Nylon .73MM for the last 10 years![]()
Right on! Been using these since the 1970's! They last a LONG time, thick enough to dig, they can "cup" if needed (rarely) yet flexible at the tip to really get going when needed. Have tried many others but always use these! Love them...say again Love them!Jim Dunlop USA Nylon .73MM for the last 10 years![]()
No sweat. Everything always comes out in the wash.Tortex Green/Black/Yellow all 88mm.I had a red 1 that was thinner but I lost it in the wash.
The same ones I've been using since the 80s. I also use fingernail cutters to trim the tip down so it's a little rounder, and I play with it nearly sideways with just the tip sticking down below my fingers.Jim Dunlop USA Nylon .73MM for the last 10 years![]()