Jim Dunlop Guitar Picks Versus Fender Guitar Picks

Jim Dunlop guitar picks are by far my favorite brand for many reasons. Another popular brand of guitar picks are the ever-so-popular Fender guitar picks. But how does Fender's guitar picks stack up against my favorite brand, Jim Dunlop's guitar picks? Well, first take a look at my Jim Dunlop guitar pick product review article here. In my Jim Dunlop guitar pick product review is explains all the positive points of the Jim Dunlop guitar picks product line. The article also explains some minor guitar pick choosing factors.

Fender Guitar Guitar Picks

When it comes to Fender guitar picks, it seems that they are a bit cheaply made. Basically, Fender guitar picks have poorer quality compared to Jim Dunlop guitar picks. From my personal experimentation with Fender guitar picks, it seems that these guitar picks become easily cracked and indented on the side from use. After using a Fender guitar pick for a certain amount of time, these crevices can catch onto strings when strumming, which can essentially ruin a guitar solo altogether. Also, these cracks and crevices can make strumming chords difficult, and make pick slides increasingly difficult as well. If a pick plucks a guitar string, as the Fender guitar picks do after some use, it can break a string easier than a regular guitar pick without crevices would. Breaking guitar strings makes you spend more money, and strings, over time, become accumulatively expensive if you're not careful with your playing style and choice of guitar pick.

Fender is famous for their popular guitars rather than their guitar picks. Fender also owns other companies, including my favorite guitar company-- Jackson.

The Fender guitar picks are also somewhat generic when it comes to designs., as they all contain the famous Fender logo.

Jim Dunlop Guitar Picks

Jim Dunlop, in my opinion, is the winner in this musical equipment feud.