Anybody who digs the classic, small Jazz III, you need to check out the John Petrucci Trinity pick. It's an Ultex Jazz III with three points, so you get a little more shoulder to hang onto, and three times as much life from each pick.
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I want to try this. My pick is a delrin JazzIII shape with a tortex finish. I get them made by one of the custom pick companies. I want to try one of these JP picks.Administrator of the SDUGF
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I can't imagine you won't like it. It feels and plays like a Jazz III, but you can relax the grip a little since there's more to hang onto.
For the record, Delrin is what Tortex picks are made of. Ultem is Ultex, and the same material used for forever by Clayton.“I can play the hell out of a riff. The rest of it’s all bulls**t anyway,” Gary Holt
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Originally posted by beaubrummels View PostI've always wished the Jazz III was a bit larger. It's so small it keeps getting knocked out of my hand. I play delicate, but sometimes I need to hit it a bit.
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For fast technical riffing and especially shredding leads there is nothing better than the jp trinity IMO.
On cleans and chugging riffs I prefer the cf max grip jazz3. Something about the tip gives it a slightly rounder and warmer attack.
Overall if I had to take just one it would be the cf max-grip because it suits me well enough for all styles, except quick strumming for which I would take a regular red tortex .5mm .
Last edited by dave74; 10-03-2021, 04:05 PM.
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Originally posted by beaubrummels View PostI've always wished the Jazz III was a bit larger. It's so small it keeps getting knocked out of my hand. I play delicate, but sometimes I need to hit it a bit.
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