Dunlop Nylon Max Grip 0.73 Player Pk

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Plectrum Set

  • With 12 pieces
  • Made of nylon
  • Thickness: 0.73 mm
Available since June 2010
Item number 242890
Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
Thickness 0,73
Delivery Quantity 12
7,50 €
Including VAT; Excluding 19,90 € shipping
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Great sound and feel on my Tele
Valrho 28.05.2020
Over the past 10 years, I have only used Tortex .60, .73, and .88 with both acoustic and electric guitars. I decided to try some nylon picks with my Telecaster, so I bought a range of different Dunlop nylon models/gauges to test.

Of all that I tested, the Max Grip .73 and .88 have become my favorites. They have a really nice flex/feel, and they sound the best to my ears. On my Tele, they are warmer sounding than the bright Tortex tone I was used to.

Compared to the Dunlop Standard Nylon, the Max Grip has a slightly different sound, which I prefer. The Max Grip also feels just a tiny bit stiffer than the Standard Nylons of the same gauge, which I also prefer.

The raised grip area does its job, although I never really had a problem with dropping picks before. I think the raised lettering on the Standard Nylon performs a pretty similar role. So for me, the raised dots of the Max Grip is not really that important.

Just one complaint (in case you are reading this, Dunlop): The difference in colour between the .73 and .88 is very subtle. So it is hard to know which one you are picking up. And the numbers appear in a tiny font size, so it's not easy to read. Two improvements that could be made: increase the contrast between the two shades of grey, and increase the size of the numbers.

Overall, these are great picks. They have become my new go-to picks (in .73 and .88) with my Tele.
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Andrew822 22.02.2022
The latest design with the grip pimples are great so you may not drop them as often as smooth ones. The nylon has its own sound compared to other styles of pick and to me these give the best balance. I use the .88 or 1 for the electric and a .73 on Acoustic and sometimes electric, my advice is to try the 3 mentioned thicknesses and go from there.
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William P. 30.03.2022
very personal how we each perceive and use picks. I like the twang on my bass and the medium stiffness. I use hard smalls for GTR
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Top of the line
DrewMinator 29.01.2020
These are very good guitar picks. I use them since I've discovered them (almost 6 years ago). I play guitar in various vocal groups every week and I'm impressed by the sheer quality. They are super long lasting picks. And on top of it all if you have sweaty palms (like I do) these will help you immensely. I've also tried different picks just to confirm that I'm not biased. Nah ..these are just too good. I instantly recommend these to my students or whoever asks for a good guitar pick. Definitely worth it!
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