Scab Pickens
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I've been a Dunlop "rounded triangle" guy for probably the past 25 (?) years. Damn, I guess I'm getting old ...
I always felt like I was getting a 3 for 1 deal when buying them. You don't have to pay attention to direction. Just "pick" it up and play.
I started with the .88 Tortex. Then, after some years, moved to the Ultex version ...
![1693539153013.jpeg 1693539153013.jpeg](https://unofficialwarmoth.com/data/attachments/18/18863-e1000e2f37649d7857f97a2d91f85fc4.jpg)
I have a big, long, fat, thumb that lays perfectly over the top section.
I have recently discovered the Dunlop Primetone version and can't see a reason to use any other. When using a pick, that is ... half of the time it's thumb and fingertips.
![1693539553264.jpeg 1693539553264.jpeg](https://unofficialwarmoth.com/data/attachments/18/18864-aa8231ca97bbab576ae2325864215096.jpg)
I always felt like I was getting a 3 for 1 deal when buying them. You don't have to pay attention to direction. Just "pick" it up and play.
I started with the .88 Tortex. Then, after some years, moved to the Ultex version ...
![1693539153013.jpeg 1693539153013.jpeg](https://unofficialwarmoth.com/data/attachments/18/18863-e1000e2f37649d7857f97a2d91f85fc4.jpg)
I have a big, long, fat, thumb that lays perfectly over the top section.
I have recently discovered the Dunlop Primetone version and can't see a reason to use any other. When using a pick, that is ... half of the time it's thumb and fingertips.
![1693539553264.jpeg 1693539553264.jpeg](https://unofficialwarmoth.com/data/attachments/18/18864-aa8231ca97bbab576ae2325864215096.jpg)