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Dunlop Tortex TIII 0.50mm Plectrum

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Dunlop Tortex TIII 0.50mm Plectrum
Product no: 9000-0024-1073 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a manufacturing defects warranty.

General

Since the humble plectrum is literally an extension of you when playing guitar, picking out the right one is an incredibly personal task. Tortex plectrums have been around for some time simply because guitarists will keep coming back to them. This unsuspecting little red pick from the Dunlop TIII Series is simply designed to help you enjoy the sound, feel and playability of your instrument and pull deliciously defined picking, potent strokes and rich chords out of the strings. This Tortex TIII plectrum is the thinnest in the range at 0.50mm.

Specifications

Product features

Number of plectrums	1 pick
Plectrum thickness (size)	thin
Plectrum gauge (mm)	0.50 mm
Sustainable product	not specified
Plectrum colour	red
Plectrum material	delrex (tortex)
Plectrum shape	standard

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	100 gr
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	16,0 x 13,0 x 1,0 cm

Product specifications

Dunlop Tortex TIII plectrum
1 plectrum
thickness: 0.5mm
colour: red
type: Tortex
series: TIII
form moulds to your grip over time
highly durable

Reviews from other countries

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Régis B. 27 October 2020

Wrote the following about Dunlop Tortex TIII 0.50mm Plectrum

Bon médiator, même si je le trouve un peu fin. Mais c'est bien marqué 0.5mm

Damian V. 6 May 2018

Wrote the following about Dunlop Tortex TIII 0.50mm Plectrum

Fijn plectrum. Het scherpe puntje vind ik fijner dan plectrums met een wat rondere kant.

Ko E. 5 November 2016

Wrote the following about Dunlop Tortex TIII 0.50mm Plectrum

Het plectrum is eigenlijk te dun om echt fijn mee te spelen, maar het zorgt wel voor verrassend helder geluid, misschien zelfs te helder. Ik zou toch voor net 1 maatje dikker gaan.

Emre G. 27 April 2016

Wrote the following about Dunlop Tortex TIII 0.50mm Plectrum

Great line of picks, merge of the old and new. Bought all Tortex TIII picks to find the one I needed. Go for .88mm if you're looking for a flexibility between strumming and accuracy.

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