I get these picks out when playing a little bit faster tempo jazz than normal. They are easier to maneuver but take away some of the warmth of my jazz tone. Still good though.

Because they are the ONLY picks on Earth. Until I started using the M3, I would've given someone a strange look if they said I 'had' to try a certain type of pick. Now, I understand that using any other pick is like playing a guitar with a pack of cigarettes. The size, shape, and grip make it the only real option.

I have been playing since age 13 (now 55) and have always used small picks....started with the small Gibbo ones in medium. Then one day the music store I worked in part time had some of the Tortex jazz in stock. I tried one and have never used anything else for electric guitar since. I must say I do modify all of them by using a paper punch to put a 5mm hole in the centre of each pick.....this greatly improves the grip and gives a subtle change of stiffness to the pick. The pick just gives each note a clear attack and deffinition that other picks just don't have...I buy up as many as I can find as they are quite rare in UK....nothing else will do .

This pick is beyond words. I'm used to using Fender .88, but I was trying out a guitar at a local store, and I didn't have a pick. So I got one out of the jar, and it was the same color as my other picks, and this thing was amazing! I bought 6 of them. They're amazing, that's all I have to say.

These picks really are amazing. I'm used to using fender mediums, and these things are so much better. I seriously doubted the power of these until i used one. I have fairly large hands, so i figured itd be too small and i'd just drop it all the time. how wrong i was. its perfect for pinch harmonics because your fingers are always near the tip, alternate picking comes almost naturally, and i havent dropped this thing once. if you play a lot of leads this is a must have, if you're more of an acoustic-chord person youd probably be better off with a bigger pick.