Who Else Uses Thinner Picks Than Their Guitarist?

[beaglesandbass]

I don't use picks on every song, but when I do, I prefer thin picks. I use .5mm, which I know is very thin for bassists. Recently formed a new band, me and the 2 guitarists all wanted to get custom picks with our logo, so I designed them and placed the order. I got .5mm, and they each for .6mm. Not too significant of a difference, but amused me.

Anyone else?

 

[kjp360]

I use a pick about 70% of the time on bass and about 80% on guitar.
I like much thicker than above for both bass and guitar (usually 1mm+ for either but occasionally .88mm on some guitars). Horses for courses and all of that.
I've seen great players play with thin and thick picks, and everything in between. It also very much matters what material is used, what shape it is to some, maybe even more than thickness. I do a flex test when auditioning picks to see if they are in the ballpark of what I need on a given instrument.

 

[Ostie]

For mandolin I use 1.14 mm Tortex or Dunlop Rhinos. Picks are a big deal for mando players. Lots of threads about picks on Mandolin Cafe.