Tortex Fins Guitar Pick Reviews
Product Type: Tortex guitars and bass guitars
Newest Review: ... of the product, and I still find it a little more awkward to hold than a regular pick. What I can say is that (due to its ... more
... Tortex construction), the plectrum is easy to grip and unlikely to slip from your hand whilst playing. Similarly, the longevity is good, and I've never had one of these which has cracked. However, although the Tortex Fin is an interesting plectrum, I prefer the good old fashioned regular guitar pick - yes, I like the Fin's ability to create different tones, but I also find it a little too cumbersome in the hand.
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Customer Tortex Fins Guitar Pick Reviews (3)
by - written on 08/11/11, updated on 08/11/11 (Very useful, 126 readings)
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Having already reviewed the majority of guitar plectrums listed here on dooyoo, it's time to take a look a one of the more unusually shaped picks on the market - the Tortex Fin. 99% of guitar picks are designed in the classic tear drop shape, but the Fin tears up the rule book with a rather cool looking little number featuring curves aplenty and an unusual ribbed section. Why? - - - - The reason for the variations in shape is the fact that the Fin offers the guitarist a chance to create different tones depending on which part of the pick he / she uses - the rear side can produce a thin, almost tinny sound, the front is very much like a regular ... Read the complete review
by - written on 31/10/11 (Very useful, 132 readings)
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I have just spotted this product in the Dooyoo listings and it put a big smile on my face. These are my favourite picks and the ones I have been using for around ten years. I was actually going to suggest this product myself until I spotted it on already up there. For those of you who don't know, I have been playing the guitar for around fifteen years. In that time I have used a massive variety of picks. A pick is something that a guitarist uses to pluck or strum the strings. It is not essential as some people will just use their fingers, but most people who play the guitar use a pick and I am no exception to the rule. There are literally thousands of ... Read the complete review
by - written on 16/02/11 (Very useful, 72 readings)
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~Shark fin shaped plectrums - whatever next!~ *********************************** Having used a good number of the guitar plectrums that are made under the Jim Dunlop banner it almost goes without saying that I tried my hand at using the oddly shaped yet versatile JD Tortex Fins guitar picks that I suggested as a product to review here on Dooyoo. As the materials used to make up these fin shaped plectrums is the same type used for many of the other super grippy Tortex range of picks I felt sure I would feel right at home once I became used to the feel of using this odd fin shaped pick from the same range which I do use from time to time now when in the ... Read the complete review
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