D'Andrea PRO-346 Rounded Triangle Plec, 12-Piece, Shell, 1.5mm

Favorite picks out there. Great shape for Bluegrass and country. Over time, it sort of bends to your grip, which makes it extremely comfortable to use time and time again. Has held up against my heavy right hand and they still show no signs of wearing out. Incredible full tone, with extremely solid control

I've tried all the high-end expensive mandolin picks. These are a fraction of the cost and sound so much better than the rest. They have a beautiful full, smooth, sound that accentuates the low end but also beefs up the high end where so many other picks make the high strings sound shrill.....and they feel great.

when you first time received the plectrum, makes sure you take all of them out from the packaging and let it air out the chemical. I've used it out the bag and the plectrum was slightly wet and smells like there is some chemical left over, and it sounded muffled, the note sounds muddy and dark, can't get the treble strings to ring. almost returned the whole pack, but then again, I get the idea to let all the plectrum out from the packaging and let it sit there overnight. Next day comes, and I give the plectrum another try before I decided to return it, and then the magic happens. it sounds great, chords is warm, and there is slight note separation that is nice, and the single note just has enough brightness to it that is pleasant. I was pleasantly surprised. The best part of this plectrum is beside the size and better grip, is, that all 3 sides are all equal, so if you wore out one of the sides, you just flip the plectrum side. One plectrum is like having 3 plectra in one. highly recommended.

Great pick for playing mandolin and guitar around the house. It's a bit warmer and softens the top end attack of your instrument. More relaxing tone so my partner and toddler get less annoyed when I play for long periods of time.

Great pick. I'll buy them next time at Guitar Center. It cost me almost $10.00 shipping! Ridiculous.

Tone is great, very warm. good looking product as well. But this several of the picks were visibly “cupped” upon arrival. Not unplayable, just not perfect.

If you are tired of spending big bucks on fancy picks, these PRO PLECs are a great solution. I really like the material and the slightly "powdery" feel. They have a warmer tone that really can settle down an overly bright acoustic. Reminds me of casein or other expensive pick materials where I have spent $30-40 a pick. I'm now a big fan.

These are great, hart to find pics. Larger size fits my big hand well. Curved, instead of pointed, tip works well witth my mandolin. I was using thinner pics and at the recommendation of a teacher, got these much thicker picks and have been very pleasantly surprised at how well the feel and play.

They were all bent. And bent in different ways. And different levels of bent. Some slightly, some heavily bent. If being bent is a feature, not a bug, I expect them all to be bent the same way at least. There’s no consistency in the picks. The one pick that was the least bent (still bent) sound pretty good. Soft attack, nice bass, rounded highs, full sound. This will soften a bright guitar. Likely not good for a warm sounding guitar though.

Boa pegada, bom som.

ok

Beautiful picks

Not a fan, wouldn't buy again. They have an odd chalky texture to them.