Dunlop Jazz III XL guitar picks

Have you always been on the search for finding a proper guitar pick that gives you the right amount of tension, the perfect tone, and the perfect grip? Then check out the video review of Jazz III guitar picks

Jim Dunlop Jazz III XL series electric guitar picks are a slightly bigger size than the original JazzIII picks which provides more room for thumb grip and gives you the precise amount of attack that you need for playing riffs, rhythm, solos, and leads.

These are my absolute favorite guitar picks that have ever been manufactured, simply because the gauge is just right (1.38) and the pointy tip allows you to move much less (which is the best thing a lead guitarist can come by). Jazz III and Jazz III XL series come in two different materials of your choice: Red Nylon and Black Stiffo Nylon.

What is the difference between the two? The Jazz III picks come in the Red Nylon and Black Stiffo Nylon materials, as well as the more recent Ultex Jazz 3 material. Jazz III XL is made in both the Red Nylon and Black Stiffo Nylon materials; however, I do not believe Dunlop has released an XL version of the Ultex pick as of yet since it is a newer model.

Which of these would suit you best? 

It's very simple: player preference. The Jazz III picks are smaller, a bit harder to hold on to but have more of a maneuvering capability while the Jazz III XL picks are larger, easier to grip but gives you a little less room for your hand to move. The difference in the material as far as playing is that the Black Stiffo Nylon material is just a tad easier to grip, but the Red Nylon material gives you a bit of a brighter tone. I would use the black variations for rhythm and the red variations for leads.

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Similar to these plectrums are also the Tortex Pitch Black Jazz and the Tortex Jazz picks, but they have nothing to do with the Jazz III varieties.