Dunlop - 561RJR Jason Richardson Custom Jazz III 1,38 mm Sachet de 24
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The Dunlop 561RJR Jason Richardson Custom Jazz III picks are versatile. The attack changes depending on the angle. Sharp on riffs, softer on slides! Each grip changes the control. Tight, this model provides precision. Looser, it frees up the playing. The Jazz III XL responds to nuances. It has enough grip to go for it, enough flexibility to adapt.
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Presentation
The Dunlop 561RJR Jason Richardson Custom Jazz III picks balance well between precision and power. They maintain a clean edge for fast picking and a good impact for rhythmic playing.
Their 1.38 mm thickness reinforces each attack. No need to press down, each note comes out effortlessly.
The Ultem holds up, even after hours of playing. No worn edges, no loss of control!
Their XL size keeps the hand stable without hindering movement. On complex licks, they stay firmly under the fingers.
Whether you play clean arpeggios or overdriven riffs, the attack remains clear. Regardless of the register, the playing remains punchy.
Their 1.38 mm thickness reinforces each attack. No need to press down, each note comes out effortlessly.
The Ultem holds up, even after hours of playing. No worn edges, no loss of control!
Their XL size keeps the hand stable without hindering movement. On complex licks, they stay firmly under the fingers.
Whether you play clean arpeggios or overdriven riffs, the attack remains clear. Regardless of the register, the playing remains punchy.
Features
Artist
Jason Richardson
Thickness / hardness
1,38 mm
Material
Ultem
Packaging
Pack of 24
Color
Beige
Other features
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Dunlop 561RJR Jason Richardson Custom Jazz III 1.38 mm Bag of 24
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Color: Beige
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Material: Ultem
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Pack of 24
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Thickness: 1.38 mm
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Shape: Jazz III XL
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Jason Richardson
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Made in the USA
To find out more...
Jason Richardson is a guitar prodigy. He joined Chelsea Grin in 2011. His playing blends shred, djent, and fusion. He has released an acclaimed solo album. Jason composes complex, ultra-fast pieces. He uses Ernie Ball guitars. He also works on video game soundtracks.
