Dunlop 6 x 2,00mm Stubby Jazz
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Jim Dunlop
https://www.jimdunlop.com
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Immediate Response for More Precise Playing
The Jim Dunlop Stubby Jazz 2 mm picks are designed for guitarists who want total control of the right hand. Thanks to their thickness, the pick hardly flexes: you maintain a constant feeling of stability, ideal for chaining fast alternate picking, legato/picking passages, or palm-muted rhythms with a clear sound.
This rigidity provides a more defined attack and clearer articulation, particularly useful when you seek a precise sound in a dense mix. In the studio or on stage, this pack of 6 lets you stay calm: if a pick gets lost, you're already ready to go.
Technical specifications
| Category | pick | Color | Purple |
| Instrument | electric, versatile, Bass, Guitar, acoustic | Quantity | 6 |
| Form | Jazz III | Thickness | 2 mm |
| Materials | lexan | ||
| Type | guitar picks | Rigidity | high |
| Model | Stubby Jazz | Usage | precision and power, riffs and fast picking |
| Packaging | pack of 6 units | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is the Dunlop Stubby Jazz 2 mm pick suitable for fast picking?
Its 2 mm thickness and high stiffness almost completely prevent flexing. The attack remains defined during fast alternate picking and picking runs.
What material is used for these picks?
The picks are made from Lexan. This material is combined here with high rigidity.
Can it be used for palm-muted riffs?
The 2 mm stiffness provides immediate response and a clear sound on palm-muted rhythm parts.
How many picks are included in the pouch?
The packaging contains 6 purple Stubby Jazz picks. This quantity allows having multiple units of the same model.
Why choose a 2 mm thickness for the picking hand?
A 2 mm thickness offers a consistent feeling of stability. It supports right-hand control during riffs and legato passages. The articulation gains clarity in a dense mix.
