Dunlop 3 x 1,38mm John Petrucci Primetone Jazz III Red
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Jim Dunlop
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The Pick Designed for Precision and Speed
The Jim Dunlop John Petrucci Primetone Jazz III in 1.38 mm is aimed at guitarists who want a stable, responsive, and ultra-precise pick. Thanks to its thick gauge, the attack remains clear even on fast riffs, tight picking runs, and technical passages where every note must stand out distinctly. The Jazz III shape, smaller and sharper than a standard pick, promotes excellent fingertip control: less unwanted movement, more definition, and a feeling of direct "connection" with the string.
Its Ultex material provides a smooth glide and strong presence in the mix, whether you play electric guitar (rock, metal, prog) or acoustic for more sculpted attacks. In the studio or live, the pack of 3 secures your sessions, and the red color makes it easy to find in a case, on a pedalboard, or at the foot of a stand.
Technical specifications
| Category | pick | Color | Red |
| Instrument | electric, Guitar, acoustic | Quantity | 3 |
| Form | Jazz III | Thickness | 1.38 mm |
| Materials | ultex | ||
| Type | guitar pick | Material | Ultex |
Questions frequently asked
What is the thickness of this Jazz III pick?
The thickness of 1.38 mm provides a sharp attack and good stability during fast riffs or tight picking.
Is the John Petrucci Primetone Jazz III suitable for metal and rock?
Its sharp Jazz III shape and 1.38 mm thickness are suitable for technical rock, metal, and prog playing. The Ultex material favors a defined attack on electric guitar.
What material is used for this red pick?
The Ultex construction offers a smooth glide over the strings and a pronounced presence in the mix.
How many picks are included in the pack?
The set includes 3 red picks. This quantity allows for spare picks in the studio or on stage.
Is the small Jazz III shape suitable for precise picking?
The Jazz III shape, smaller and sharper than a standard pick, promotes fingertip control. Unwanted movements are thus limited during fast passages. The tip facilitates the definition of each note.
