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Dunlop Standard Nylon Medium Gauge .73mm 12/pk Dunlop Standard Nylon Medium Gauge .73mm 12/pk
Dunlop Nylon Standard
The Dunlop Nylon Standard is legendary for its resilience and durability. Thinner models are perfect for acoustic strummers, while the heavy gauges provide an aggressive and heavy attack for rockers.
Picks
From Nylon to the famed Tortex and the innovative Ultex, Dunlop is the world-renowned producer of over 50 different models of picks. As a trusted creator of one of the most important tools of our industry, nobody else comes close in terms of quality, innovation, or scope. With picks available in a variety of textures, shapes, materials and artwork, we offer something for everyone'and with our custom imprint program we can produce any logo, signature, or both on the picks to make them as unique as the person requesting them. Whether you're a multiplatinum artist or a small local band, whether you play them or just collect them, you know you're getting the best.
About Dunlop Manufacturing, Inc.
Located in Benicia, California, Dunlop Manufacturing, Inc. was founded as a small, family-owned and operated company in 1965, and has since grown to be a leading manufacturer of electronic effects, picks, capos, slides, strings and other musical instrument accessories. Dunlop is the home of such legendary products as the Crybaby wah and Tortex picks.
Features
- Molded tactile gripping surface
- The standard since 1975
- Thinner gauges perfect for strumming—thicker gauges for a more aggressive, heavy attack
- .73mm gauge is an excellent all-purpose guitar pick
- The perfect choice for strumming and soloing
James
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2025
I loves these picks a lot. They have a grip on them and shaped really nice.
Donald Sansone
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2025
These have been my favorites for more than a decade. I really like the thickness and the raised lettering and markings make them much more "slip proof". Will buy again when needed.
Ian
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2025
easy to hold and sharp in attack, cheap given their durability. at first, coming from tortoiseshell style pickups, i thought it felt really cheap in a bad way, but after some adjustment, it's quite comfortable and the build quality is solid.
Thomas E. Salter
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2025
Great Picks
Placeholder
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2025
Good picks if you are someone who breaks picks easily.
NOIZZLEN
Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2025
It's ok not my favorite
Alan Reyes
Reviewed in Mexico on July 26, 2024
Siempre me ha gustado utilizar púas de nylon ya que estás a diferencia de otras nunca se desgastan y son muy cómodas, claro dependerá de el calibre que utilices, en lo personal me gusta mucho la .60mm pero dependerá de la función que le quieras dar "punteos” “rasgueos” “armonía””requintos”
Nico
Reviewed in France on July 16, 2024
bon prix et bonne qualité
Sarah Schweyer
Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2024
This has been my go to pic for strumming on an acoustic guitar. It has just a right amount of give and because it's nylon it never breaks. I love it for getting a good rhythmic sound on an acoustic guitar while singing.
Ian
Reviewed in Canada on June 21, 2022
LOVE these picks, to the point that they are all I can play. Very thin and flexible, and perfect for a rhythm strummer or campfire three-chorder like me. However, those looking to pick leads may find them too flimsy. A little pricey at a buck a piece, but I don’t wreck them, so as long as I don’t lose them, I’m good. A perfect product for my application.
Roman Nikitchenko
Reviewed in the Netherlands on September 22, 2021
This pick comes with a company logo stamped out. And this was a really great idea - it does not fall out of your fingers easy. Good feature for beginners. Also it is flexible - allows many mistakes.On the other side - it makes not wanted noise - could disappoint some people.In general this product is good if bought for a right reason with the understanding of its strong and weak aspects.
ghalupa
Reviewed in Italy on December 2, 2019
ottimo prodotto, io lo utilizzo unicamente per lo strumming su una chitarra elettro-acustica, il plettro è molto morbido.lo uso anche su una chitarra classica con corde in naylon . ho acquistato anche i 38mm che per la classica vanno ancora meglio. restano sempre morbidi ed al momento non danno segni di rotture, specialmente sulla punta - non li trovo molto indicati per il puro picking perchè troppo morbidi, specialmente il 38mm. ma è un mio personale giudizio.
Barrett on Books
Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2013
I've played electric guitar over 35 years, and I'm a gigging guitarist in a band. I've used many types of picks over this time, but I've settled on these and here is why:1. They don't break. I've never had one break on me - but I've certainly broken other types of picks. The nylon material used on these is very tough.2. They have molded in texture, this keeps the pick from slipping - either moving in your grip, or worse, dropping it. I don't think I've ever dropped one of these, but I know I've dropped other types. I always keep a spare pick handy in case I drop my pick - but I've never used the backup with these picks. This is the most important attribute of these picks for me.3. They print the thickness of the pick. So if you have several thicknesses, you can definitively tell which thickness you like - and avoid buying the wrong thickness. I think they are color coded too - but I would rely on the printed thickness. It does not wear off, by the way4. Price is good.It is true some have some flash around the edges, it varies lot to lot. I don't find this a problem. The strings will rub this off tip in no time. If the rest bothers you, it can be quickly removed with a bit of sandpaper, or rubbing it against a wound string, or even on your jeans. I have not found the flash to be a significant issue, however.These dunlop picks have been my choice for over ten years now, and I won't go back to a smooth surface pick - they just don't provide the grip I need.Ordering more today. (I do still lose them, however! No fix for that yet.) As for which thickness - that's a personal preference, and will vary based on guitar, strings, and style of play. These (.73mm) are slightly more flexible than most mediums, but are stiffer than most "thin" picks for certain.
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