Dunlop TORTEX 0.50MM RED
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Jim Dunlop
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A Dunlop standard to find your attack
For many years, Dunlop has designed accessories with guitarists in mind, paying special attention to consistency and playing comfort. The Tortex 0.50mm Red fits this approach: a simple, reliable, and instantly recognizable pick, perfect for refining your tone and dynamics without changing your instrument.
A thin pick for rhythms, alternate picking, and nuances
With its 0.50mm thickness, this pick offers appreciable flexibility: it naturally supports rhythms, strummings, and arpeggios, while allowing you to control the attack with your right hand. If you're looking for a soft touch to gain fluidity, or a pick that highlights string clarity, this Tortex is an excellent everyday choice, both in rehearsal and on stage.
Technical specifications
| Category | pick | Color | Red |
| Instrument | electric, versatile, Guitar, acoustic | Quantity | 72 |
| Form | Tortex | Thickness | 0.5 mm |
| Materials | tortex | ||
| Brand | Jim Dunlop | Type | guitar pick |
| Model | Tortex | Material | Tortex |
Questions frequently asked
What is the thickness of the Dunlop Tortex red pick?
The stated thickness is 0.50 mm, which corresponds to a thin and flexible pick.
Is the 0.50 mm Tortex suitable for guitar rhythm playing?
Its 0.50 mm flexibility supports rhythm playing and strumming. The attack can thus be controlled with the right hand according to the desired dynamics.
What material is used for this red pick?
This model is made from Tortex, as indicated in its technical specifications.
How many picks are included in this Dunlop pack?
The packaging contains 72 red picks of 0.50 mm. This quantity provides several picks for rehearsals or on stage.
Is this thin pick suitable for arpeggios?
Thanks to its 0.50 mm thickness, it is suitable for arpeggios and back-and-forth motions. The flexibility of the pick helps to highlight the clarity of the strings.



