Ich habe all die Jahre verschiedene Plektren gespielt und immer wieder bei Dunlop gelandet. Es kommt auch darauf an welchen Musikstiel man spielt. Für mich ist Dunlop erste Wahl.

Always loved the feel of these nylon picks. Very stable in fingers.

Yes these have ridges and they the closest picks to the herdim picks.I use the .38 mm white Dunlops on Acoustic guitars but also on Electric guitars.These are .60 so they are much thicker than the . 38mm picks, however for those trying to get that chimey 80's U2 sounds I recommend the .40 mm range ( Bad, Streets, With or Without you, Still haven't found).These songs all use he same pick thickness and .38 is a tad too soft ( could break during the song if you are not careful). All the other songs use heavier pick gauges so those on that list use the .46 mm Dunlop Picks with the ridges on the sides.If you can't get the herdims these are very close to them and in some cases might even be more gritty than the herdims as those have raised ball dimples, the Dunlop's feel more sharp and chimey due to diamon raised shape.I prefer the dunlops as they give you more sharpness on the high notes ( U2- Bad for example)

Just what i wanted real versatile perfect amount of flex for either acoustic or electric guitar no matter skill level

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