Dunlop 545PJP140

Muy buena púa, está en el nivel Perfecto para que el sonido sea fuerte pero que puedas rocas notas ligeras y no suene la púa.

Da mesma que vem no kit de 6 palhetas do JP. A princípio tinha achado essas ruins , mas fui usando e acabei gostando um pouco mais delas do que a outra que parece a jazz3xl.

Sicuramente i migliori fra quelli "Petrucci" provati fino ad ora. La punta leggermente allargata rispetto ai Jazz 3 permette di velocizzare il passaggio del plettro tra una corda e l'altra, ottimo sia per la plettrata alternata che per lo sweep picking od economy picking. Questo plettro unitamente ai ben più costosi BlueChip Jazz 50/60 sono i migliori in circolazione per chi vuole correre sulla tastiera.

長年jazz3を使ってきましたが、こちらの方が数倍弾きやすいです。もっと早く出会いたかったピックです。

I have been a user of Jazz 3s forever, white one 1.14mm. I have tried and tested all of them: Purple H3s, Pitch blacks, Flex 1.14mm...I always returned to the whites because of size (tried both thicker and thinner ones) and tone: clear, not "plucky", accurate. My only problem was and still is that I was wearing the tip of the pick super fast so picks lasted from days to max a few weeks....I bought the Trinity due to curiosity mainly. I have tried the JP Jazz 3s, JP flow, frankly I liked none. Too "plucky, too thick..." With Trinity??? Well....I just found my new best pick ever, that's why I am writing this.Pros:1. Thick 1.4 mm HOWEVER, its sculpted so it feels exactly like my 1.14mm.2. Sound... Not at all "plucky" just basically enhances the attack which gives you that much desired tick-tick-tick sound when alternate picking.3. Very smooth on arpeggios comparing to other thick picks (like Flows) where you get a mush of clicks rather than notes. Hear it feels and sounds as good as my regular Jazz 3, if not better.4. 3 picks in one..That means if 1 tip is "lost" the pick is still usable, even when playing.5. A tiny bit bigger on the sides makes the transition from a Jazz 2 very smooth (it took me 10 seconds) AND keeps the pick in place, it not lost in your hand.6. Robust. I play one for a few days now, not a single sign of the tip fading...feels far more durable comparing to my whites...7. Didn't have to adjust my tones or EQs for the pick at all.Cons: Expensive...However, I will actually challenge that. If you get 3 picks on one due to the 3 tips and they are more durable, they might actually cost me LESS money comparing to my regular Jazz which I buy by the load..I don't trust many signature picks and I have tried the lot, including all of JPs branch...This is the real deal for me, I doubt I will change to a different pick anytime soon.