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1. bassplayercenter.com › the-recommended-best-picksRecommended Best Picks for Bass Guitar - Bass Player Center

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   Thinner picks produce lighter, brighter tones that are higher in frequency and lower in volume. They are the most flexible and tend to produce sounds with less bass and mid-range. Guitar players like to use thinner picks for strumming and playing chords – which are played less frequently by bassists.

2. guitarpickzone.com › bass-picksBass Guitar Picks [My Top Choices]

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   • Dunlop Ultex. Dunlop Ultex Tri 1.14mm. The Dunlop Ultex Tri-tip by Jim Dunlop is my favorite bass pick of all time. I particularly like the 1.00mm gauge thickness.
   • Dunlop Stubby. Dunlop Stubby Triangle 3.0mm. My second favorite bass pick is yet another made by Dunlop. These picks are really popular among bassists and surprisingly popular among guitarists too.
   • V-PICK Dimension. I’ll start out by saying that I love the whole V-picks range. They’re one of the best-kept secrets in the guitar and bass industry. And I say “secret” jokingly because V-picks are used by some of the most famous guitarists including Santana and ZZ-top.
   • Tortex Triangle Picks. Dunlop Tortex Triangle 0.88mm. I’d go out on a limb and say that the whole Tortex range is probably the most popular in the world.

3. hearthemusicplay.com › best-picks-bass-guitarsThe 8 Best Picks for Bass Guitars - Hear the Music Play

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   • Dunlop 473P3.0 Tri Stubby. While I admittedly did fall a bit in love with the Dragon’s Heart, that isn’t to say that I didn’t have another pick that I thought was exceptional.
   • Dunlop 417P2.0 Gator Grip, Black, 2.0mm, 12/Player’s Pack. The Gator Grip line of picks has attained something of an iconic status. There’s a reason why these are called the Gator Grip series of picks, the picks are simply hard to dislodge from your hand while you are playing.
   • Dunlop 445P3.0 Nylon Big Stubby, Black, 3.0mm, 6/Player’s Pack. You may have noticed that we’re hitting on a lot of Dunlop picks. This is because Dunlop has become one of the top brands producing plectrums in the world.
   • Dunlop 431P1.14 Tortex Triangle, Purple, 1.14mm, 6/Player’s Pack. Parting is such sweet sorrow, but we’ve finally reached our last Jim Dunlop pick. This is a Tortex-type, which means that it was initially designed to give bassists an option once tortoise shell picks were banned back in 1973, so what makes these Tortex picks different than the last?

4. www.guitarmeet.com › how-to-find-the-best-picksHow To Find The Best Picks For Bass (& Top 3 Choices!)

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   • Jim Dunlop Gator Grips. The Gator Grips might look very ordinary, but it has a lot that you want in a great pick. Let’s talk about where it gets its name first – the grip.
   • Jim Dunlop Max-Grips. Unlike the Gator Grips, the Max-Grips are made of nylon, and instead of the matte texture, these picks have a very coarse area located where most of your thumb will rest on.
   • Pickboy Edge. Last we have these amazing picks by Pickboy that will give you an even sharper attack and tone and are great for rock and metal players who need that plus some extra precision.

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   Feb 12, 2021 · This guide will help you find the best picks for your bass. Quick Look: Best Bass Guitar Picks. ★ #1 Best Bass Guitar Pick Overall: Jim Dunlop Primetone ★. Best Cheap Bass Guitar Pick: Fender Triangle Picks. Best Rock/Blues/Metal Bass Guitar Pick: Clayton Acetal Picks.

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6. www.talkingbass.net › bass-technique-pick-forBeginner Guide To Bass Pick Technique – TalkingBass

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   May 11, 2018 · How To Play Bass With A Pick - Essential Tips. The Pick. First, let’s look at the pick. There’s a whole bunch of different styles and thicknesses and it’s worth trying out a few just to find the tone and feel that’s right for you.

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   What are the best bass guitar picks?

   • The Best Bass Picks (In My Opinion!) 1. Jim Dunlop Gator Grips 2. Jim Dunlop Max-Grips 3. Pickboy Edge What Should You Look For In A Bass Pick? When choosing the best bass guitar pick for you, there are three primary things that you should consider before you buy some. These three features are:

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   What are the best electric guitar picks?

   • The grip on this pick also improves as your fingers get warmer. They are perfect for bass playing as they come in a nice thick gauge of 1.5mm and allow you to play quicker and cut through the mix louder. The Gravity picks Classic big mini is also one of my best electric guitar picks. Jim Dunlop Nylon Max-Grip 1.5mm

   Bass Guitar Picks [My Top Choices]

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   Which bass guitar pick sounds like you're playing with your finger?

   • However, If you are looking for a bass guitar pick that sounds like you’re playing with your finger then this wedgie rubber pick is the one for you. The fact that it is made from rubber means that the guitar pick is pretty much noiseless. As a result, you are able to achieve a sound that is rich and warm.

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   Do bassists use picks?

   • Bassists most often play by plucking the strings with their fingers. Some bassists claim they never use picks. They stand by the adage that bass players should be able to produce any sound needed…by plucking the strings. But the reality is that picks have been used extensively by bassists since the bass guitar was invented several decades ago.

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8. onpointguitar.com › bass-picks-vs-guitar-picksBass Picks vs Guitar Picks: 7+ Key Differences & Best Tips ...

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   Guitar picks are typically smaller and thinner, with a variety of shapes and thicknesses available to suit a musician’s playing style. The most common guitar pick material is celluloid, offering a balance between flexibility and durability. Other popular materials include nylon, ultem, and tortex.