Dunlop Delrin 500 Pick Lt.Pink Set

If you have to do something like House of the Rising Sun arpeggois then these are great soft picks that have a lot of give. Also if you are a beginner I found students new to flatpicking liked these until they were used to a flat pick. Often chosen by studio guitarists for rhythm accompanyment - somewhat like using a compressor.

Well, what did you expect?

Unlike most, I prefer thin picks — and I presume, as you're reading this, so do you. Dunlop Derlins are still my favourite ones out of dozens of different types of plectrums I've tried. Simply because they do just what you want them to do.

They feel natural, like an extension of your hand, instead of just some piece of plastic you hold between your fingers. Totally worth it.

They are super useful and great for beginners!

My 9 and 6 year old daughters recently expressed a wish to learn guitar. Along with the excellent guitars purchased from Thomann, I could not recommend these plectrums for little fingers highly enough!

These are a relatively nice plectrum to use. They go really well with acoustic guitars as the material used gives a nice mid sound. However, I did find that they went blunt quite quickly and lost there shape after a couple of weeks use.

Do the job, very shiny and slick so hard to hold in my big hands. Don't like the sound of them on my dreadnaught guitars but they are fine for the bouzouki.

I love the feel, playability and ease of use. Easier to hold and a unique colour !

I love them, these and the thick green ones of Dunlop are the only picks I use for years. Remember that because of the thickness(or should I say thinness haha) they are easily deteriorating. I use them for guitars, bass, oud. Best tone, best picks!