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Best pick out there. Period.

Tone starts with a good guitar and the right pick choice. After that its phrasing and finesse from your hands.

Not a sound that I'm a fan of. I could see using a pick like that on a bass, if you were playing a style that "required" a pick. But on a guitar it just makes the guitar sound cheap. Lots of clacking and buzzing. It sounds like you don't have control of the right hand, giving the string much more than needed. I do like primetone, but much smaller size.

Right on, I’m lookin on reverb for a good used Altamira M30 or a Eastman DM2.

Nice work man

great video! i've been working on setting up a cheap acoustic that still sounds decent to play some gypsy jazz style stuff. one thing that i've noticed is the super light string on a selmer style make more sense since the scale is longer, but on a regular guitar the string gauge should go up a bit to get the same feel and tension that django and other's would have had using light string on their gypsy jazz guitar. i also wonder if anyone knows exactly what strings django used on his electric recordings

Can you tell me the length of big stubby 3mm, please..

Makes a horrible click noise plus the bevels are the wrong way around for my way of picking. Expensive waste of money if you are looking for a mellow non gypsy sound.

Thanks for your review, I'm planning to buy a Stimer pickup to get that original manouche sound and I wonder if it could be able to reproduce a full electric jazzy sound as well with the right amp (something close to last year's Django recordings: ua-cam.com/video/JlOeo_twJU8/v-deo.html) Any idea on this? Do you think it's possible? Thanks!

pick more to the bridge and use rest stroke technique

Snake snoring, comes through loud and clear

So Argentines are more expensive then the D’Addario silver plated over there ?

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Hi, very beautiful video, please can you tell me how have you fixing the pick up at the top of the guitar? Thanks and regards

The Primetone 5mm round tip is GREAT for bass guitar.

You haven't posted in a while, everything alright?

!!! Greetings from Montréal, Québec, Canada !!! O.M.G., my friend has the exact same model from the sixties and sent it to a luthier to see what could be done to it to make it playable again. Since we are talking about being on a budget and trying things, let me know your opinion on my idea; WHAT IF, I were to buy a Gypsy Swing Jazz tail piece and screwed it on a low price 'Classical guitar' to put zero pressure on the bridge, could it not do the trick somehow? Yes, I understand that the neck is 'WIDER' but it is just an experiment. Have a great wednesday and rest of week...stay healthy !!! Cheers !!!

sorry to say that I am having similar feedback filled results....I'll try an EQ but it may need to go back

Hey man, try playing a little more behind the sound hole. Also your picking hand just seems very stiff I suggest thinking about bein "looser" with that picking hand. Also your angle on that hand may need a bit of an adjustment to play more loose and comfortable because it sounds quite robotic and doesn't really "swing" thank you for your content though I really aplriciate what your doing! Keep pickin away and have fun doin it!

Funny, I was thinkinig of ordering a FLOW and went back through my fishbowl of picks and found one of these----I like it a lot and wonder why I ever stopped using it!. Getting older (63) so grip is an issue nowadays. (I never dropped picks, but I had the devil's time of keeping them from "turning around" while I played. These don't.) Thanks for comparing the two picks for me. I appreciate that.

The Dunlop Purple Big Stubby 3mm are my absolute favorite for the price! FYI The much smaller stubby Jazz picks 1,2,3 are much too small for me to hold 🎶🎸😎☮️

The sharpness of the point must be what makes it louder. They're really comfortable but its hard to escape the strings. I like the hetfield whitefang which is an ultex flow but thinner and has a better grip. But the 2.0mm jumbo flow is great if you like the 420 try the 2mm

Thank you 🎶🎸😎☮️

That sounded so Django-ish, do you think those daddario strings would work on a flat top acoustic?

Did you mention where the guitar was built by chance?

What's that sound like a snake snoring during all the video?

damn dude that sounds amazing i love it

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Very bad sound.....

The 10th fret marker TOTALLY throws me off but it Does make more sense . At 10th fret all notes are whole as w/ the other dots.

Is there anyone here who wants to swap their gypsy jazz guitar for a Hello Kitty? I pay the shipping!

Jimmy Rosenberg made the sound with a Stagg A300....see UA-cam...

Thanks, my guitar sounds better when you play it.

The tone is in your hands. I love that, it’s true and says a lot.

Nice to meet you today Nathan--that's EXACTLY the pick I use, I AM officially addicted!...but when recording, watch out for the clicking noise...I had to re-do a track for a guy because of that.

I have a Robin Nolan pick too!!

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Guitar snobs deride the Cigano, but if you get a good one, they are fantastic value for money. Try before you buy and you shouldn't be disappointed. I'd go with 11s on the strings for a bit more body.. They have a very thin (not narrow) neck that helps with solos, and makes it easy for rythm too.

Is the difference in scale length much of an issue?

Thanks, great review!

Nice one mate appreciate the review and good work 🙏🎸💕Robin

Great job.