I´m Changing My Guitar Pick | from Jazz 3 to Dunlop Flow

I am changing my guitar pick in the next 2 weeks. For 2 years I am playing the Dunlop Jazz 3 XL guitar pick but today I take the challenge of changing my guitar pick. From now on I will use the Dunlop Flow Pick with 2mm.
The Dunlop Flow guitar pick is a bit thicker and the edge is not as sharp as on the dunlop jazz 3 xl. Changing the guitar pick is a big mental process and nobody likes the idea of changing my guitar pick because it´s always stepping out of the comfort zone. I take this guitar pick challenge for you and we will see what happens! Backingtrack from www.bensound.com
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[@CharlesEBusa]

Hey, buddy!
I know the feeling.
I was a huge jazz III guy for a while, then moved on to the 3.00mm Big Stubby's and tried the Flow Picks when I came across them a couple of years ago. 4.20mm and 3.00 mm are my top favorites. Love those!
Wishing you a happy shreddy new year!

[@austrianpickingpower]

wow that´s pretty fat but you proof that it works well :)

[@adhaskym.a9536]

I go Flow recently and I am loving it. Rhythm work is excellent and leads have a different tone to it and i love them.

[@austrianpickingpower]

Awesome! This video is a bit older now but I´m still playing the Flow pick. Keep on shredding!

[@censored7881]

I've tried the Dunlop Primetone Jazz III XL and the Dunlop Flow Standard, and their size and shape are nearly identical, with the Flow having a _very_ slightly sharper tip. It seemed to me that the Primetone had a _very_ slightly better grip to it--but not enough to matter. Both are made of Ultex. The Flow is _far_ cheaper, though, so it's what I would recommend. Personally, I usually use the Dunlop Primetone Small Triangle with Grip (I just wish it had a longer name).

[@austrianpickingpower]

awesome! thank you for the imput...at the moment the flow feels comfortable :)

[@preston2636]

The hetfield whitefang is ultex, and much better grip and tip. The white.fang is.the best.version of the flow best pick ever

[@-whiskey-4134]

I use flow 2.5mm-4.2mm and the 3.0 Big Stubby’s and Triangle Stubby’s. I play a 6 string bass, so they do wonders for me.

[@austrianpickingpower]

Awesome - thank you for sharing this! That proofs that thicker strings are easier to play with thicker picks

[@RockStarOscarStern634]

The Flow Pick is a variation of a Jazz Pick. Tortex Jazz Picks actually sound amazing on old Tenor Guitars in GDAE Octave Mandolin Tuning (with for example John Pearse #450 Strings) because it does create a mellower and rounder sound.

[@austrianpickingpower]

Thank you for the inspiration...I have to listen to some Mandolins now :)

[@RockStarOscarStern634]

@@austrianpickingpower Tenor Guitars sound great with those picks

[@jokok2333]

i will always use sharp tip pick bcs it have most clarity also its clearler for circular picking user

[@austrianpickingpower]

yahhh I like it thick and sharp as well

[@Deichwerkstatt]

Ich habe vom Tortex Wedge zum Flow gewechselt. Durch die minimal kleinere Form und die besser verrundeten Kanten sind meine Bewegungen beim Picking viel effizienter geworden. Ich mag das Flow und bleibe dabei.

[@austrianpickingpower]

Mir gehts ähnlich, die Rundung hilft sehr gut und macht weniger Wiederstand. Das Flow ist klasse

[@Nachtmahr616]

Ich kann mich einfach nicht zwischen den 1.5 und den 2.00mm Flows entscheiden. Mal ist der 2 genau richtig, dann fühlt es sich zu klobig an, mal bleib ich mit den 1.5 öfter hängen.
Wäre super, wenn Thomann die Nylpro Plus anbieten würde, damit diese auch mal einen Namen für sich machen können. Die sind der perfekte Jazz ersatz. 2mm länger und 1.4mm dick. Die Flows sind aber mein Platz 2 und einfacher zu erwerben🐙

[@austrianpickingpower]

Womöglich ist es gar nicht das richtige sich zwischen einem der beiden zu entscheiden. Wenn du zwei verschiedene spielst bleibst du am Ende flexibler und bist nicht traurig, wenn mal ein Plektrum nicht mehr produziert wird. Ich sehe das eher als Vorteil

[@walter1407]

Hab die auch, super klare und crispe attack find ich. Manchmal sogar zu viel des Guten. Aber sehr schnell dafür!

[@austrianpickingpower]

hätt es mir nicht gedacht aber klingen wirklich gut

[@SRHMusic012]

I came across this when going to order more Flow 2.0 picks. I switched from the red Jazz III XLs just a month or two ago. Does anyone else have a big bag of different picks from past experiments?

[@austrianpickingpower]

I have tons of old picks here :P

[@felipesouza515]

Nice 550

[@austrianpickingpower]

Thanks! Love it

[@zz-.-]

The Flow 420’s are the best picks I’ve ever used

[@austrianpickingpower]

Awesome! Thanks for letting me know

[@fabiol.9161]

I did the same but for some super fast sweep flow does not works for me..

[@austrianpickingpower]

That´s why there are so many different picks on the market :P

[@iamcornholio1161]

Hello Power pickers De Do da do

[@austrianpickingpower]

lol

[@Zoso456]

Can’t stand the squeaking/chirping from the flows. The thicker the more squeak. Once you start hearing it on the high strings you can’t stop hearing it.

[@austrianpickingpower]

Yesss that´s the disadvantage of it