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Dunlop John Petrucci Signature Pick

4.7 out of 5 stars from 93 customer ratings ()

Pick Set

  • John Petrucci Signature Collection
  • Variety pack with 6 picks
  • 1x JP Jazz III pick
  • 2x JP Primetone picks: 1x black, 1x oxblood
  • 1x JP Flow pick
  • 2x JP Trinity picks
  • Available since March 2020
  • Item number 488757
  • Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
  • Strength Set
  • Material Bundle
  • Included in Delivery 6
42,81 AED 10 €
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93 Customer ratings

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Specific plectrums!
Swords 07.01.2021
If you are looking for experiments and love to play metal and shred stuff, get those picks.

Triangle pick: they are in size of jazz 3 standart picks, small , but good for chicken pickin, shred stuff, fast picking and all that stuff, pinch harmonics..You have to get used to it.. And its very heavy gauge) quality is good, grip is fine because of the logos.

The cherry colored big pick with Petrucci's sign:
..Durability is good but its not gonna last forever. PLayed couple times and those signs going to be totally erased soon (may be it should be like that). Its very thick! 2mm and the surface is soft. Looks like a proper bass pick, might be good for some genres or its all about preferations..

not regular jazz 3 :

The rest picks are like regular jazz 3 but the edges are more sharp! And thats cool! Very good if you are looking for alternatives !
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Game changer
Juan@Austria 05.10.2020
In the end, the 2€ piece of plastic can have more of an influence in your playing than hundreds worth of equipment. These picks really improve your picking technique. I highly recommend them if you are looking for more attack, speed and precision in your picking. My personal favorite is the trinity.
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Outstanding Picks
Sean B 25.08.2026
I had these recommended to me elsewhere because of my playing style and preferences. I’m someone who always used wider picks (not thicker) and while I was always comfortable with those, I can definitely feel the difference with these for precision picking, more technical solo stuff, but also a really smooth connection for playing chords. They sound great on clean tones and when trying different slant picking techniques on powerful stuff. I’m not a super advanced player but I tried some pick tapping as well with each of these and didn’t get any shrieks or pings, the sound was clean and quick. I can see how some players would find them too small but I’m genuinely happy and comfortable with each pick.
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Not bad
RiccaFerr 17.02.2021
I've always used jazz iii and purchased those for testing.
They are not bad but I still prefer the regular jazz iii.
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