Hey guys. sorry if this has been asked before but I’d like to ask a probably silly question.
what type of pick is the free pick I got with the QC lol. Started using it recently as I’ve lost all my picks and damn, i absolutely love it. normally im a jazz 3 user but I’m enjoying this bigger wedged shape pick. Where can i buy this shape/thickness?
Hi @flamen89 and welcome to the community! I am not 100% sure but it feels the same as my .60mm Dunlop picks. I would send en email to support@neuraldsp.com and they should be able to give you the pick specs etc. Sorry, I haven’t been asked that question yet and its not silly!
I’ll leave it open in case someone has definitive input.
Welcome aboard! And I felt the EXACT same way you do about the pick! I could be wrong but I found it was the closest to the Dunlop Tortex FLOW picks. I loved it so much I ordered a bunch haha. I ordered the 1.35mm tortex Flow, 1.5mm non-tortex harder Flow, and 1.35mm Tortex TIII picks. I’ve always been a jazz III guy and like the larger size a bit plus the shape makes it really easy to alternate pick and fly on the FLOWs. And it lets you get the rakey style fat chugs on an amp like a rectifier while still being tight for amps like the Herbert/Mark series.
absolute legend thank you! I’ll look into ordering some! it’s weird, i find the bigger size of the pick seems to make hybrid picking feel extra comfortable. i also like the texture of it. could just be a correlation/causation fallacy thing though.
I have to chime in here on this. The guitar pick included with the QC was a COMPLETE SLEEPER!!! Like many on here it seems it was placed aside (likely with much of the packaging) only to come across it later to give it a try. I did. I have a bucket of picks I’ve purchased in search of the holy grail… something always feeling “OFF”. Switching back and forth. With this pick - I’ve never felt anything this comfortable - almost instantly - Tortex. what’s a tortex? I am interested for any fellow QC’r’s - If you can name the precise shape and width of this pick - you will have helped an old playing for 40 years guitar player indebted to you. (and I could ticket this off the bucket list).