Jazz RT Guitar Pick
$23.00
Mellow Mastery: A Pick for Smooth Operators
The Parthenon Jazz RT (Round Tip) is the ultimate choice for players seeking a perfect blend of volume boost, midrange enhancement, and smooth playability.
Unlike its sharper counterparts, the Jazz RT delivers a mellow, soft tone that's ideal for blues aficionados and jazz enthusiasts alike.
Its rounded tip creates a warm, lingering sound that comes on slow and sustains beautifully, offering a fuller tonal palette compared to more aggressive pick designs.
Whether you're crafting soulful blues licks or laying down mellow jazz progressions, the Jazz RT provides the tonal foundation for expressive, nuanced playing.
Tonal Characteristics: Warmth & Clarity in Harmony
Crafted from our premium faux ivory material, the Jazz RT offers the midrange boost similar to natural bone picks, while adding its own unique tonal signature.
The rounded tip gently rolls off some of the treble frequencies, emphasizing the low and mid-range frequencies for a rich, full-bodied sound. This tonal profile makes the Jazz RT perfect for genres that call for a softer, more contemplative tone.
Blues players will appreciate the pick's ability to coax warm, expressive notes from their strings, while jazz guitarists will find it ideal for creating smooth, mellow chord voicings and single-note lines.
Ergonomic Comfort: A Pick That Stays Put
The Jazz RT's generous proportions offer exceptional comfort and control. Its large, round shape sits easily between your fingers, providing ample surface area for a secure grip.
This design is particularly beneficial for players who struggle with pick slippage during performances. While it may not offer the pinpoint precision of some of our sharper designs, the Jazz RT compensates by offering greater control through its larger gripping surface.
This allows for nuanced manipulation of the pick, giving players the ability to fine-tune their attack and articulation with ease.
Handcrafted Excellence: Tailored to Your Preferences
Each Parthenon Jazz RT pick is meticulously handcrafted upon order, ensuring that every pick is made specifically for you.
Our artisans take great care in perfecting the bevels and overall shape, resulting in a pick that offers exceptional playability right out of the package.
This bespoke approach allows us to maintain the highest standards of quality and consistency, delivering a premium playing experience with every pick.
Ergonomic Excellence & Specifications
The Jazz RT measures 30.5x27mm, making it extra wide and slightly longer than a traditional 351 pick. This generous size contributes to its comfortable feel and secure grip.
The pick comes standard at a substantial 4mm thickness, ideal for players seeking maximum warmth and body in their tone. However, we offer the flexibility to customize the thickness down to 2.5mm for those preferring a more traditional feel or brighter tone.
To request a custom thickness, simply specify your preference in the "Order Notes" section during checkout.
Performance Versatility: From Gentle Strums to Expressive Leads
While the Jazz RT excels in mellow, expressive playing styles, its versatility shouldn't be underestimated.
The pick's unique design allows for a wide range of tones depending on your attack and angle. From gentle, warm strumming to more articulate lead work, the Jazz RT adapts to your playing style, offering consistent tone and comfort across various techniques.
Its ability to slightly soften the attack makes it an excellent choice for recording situations where a smoother, more polished sound is desired.
Join the Smooth Revolution
The Parthenon Jazz RT has quickly become a favorite among players who prioritize tonal warmth and playing comfort.
By choosing the Jazz RT, you're opting for a pick that offers a unique combination of tonal richness, ergonomic design, and premium craftsmanship.
Experience the difference that a truly sophisticated pick can make in your playing - elevate your tone, enhance your comfort, and unlock new levels of expressiveness with the Parthenon Jazz RT.
