The peak of tone. The Dunlop Primetone Standard 1.3mm Picks are a first choice for countless musicians. And have been for decades. Offering superb feel, exceptional clarity, and a durable design - there's a reason for the Dunlop Primetone's legendary status.Never miss a note. Featuring a low-profile grip, the Dunlop Primetone picks give you maximum precision and control throughout your performance. What's more - the hand-burnished beveled edges make fast-playing runs articulate and almost effortless. Made from Ultex, these picks provide exceptional tonal definition, along with enough durability to excel in endless performances and rehearsals. Bring out the best of your sound, with the hallmark quality of Dunlop plectrums.
The peak of tone. The Dunlop Primetone Standard 1.3mm Picks are a first choice for countless musicians. And have been for decades. Offering superb feel, exceptional clarity, and a durable design - there's a reason for the Dunlop Primetone's legendary status.Never miss a note. Featuring a low-profile grip, the Dunlop Primetone picks give you maximum precision and control throughout your performance. What's more - the hand-burnished beveled edges make fast-playing runs articulate and almost effortless. Made from Ultex, these picks provide exceptional tonal definition, along with enough durability to excel in endless performances and rehearsals. Bring out the best of your sound, with the hallmark quality of Dunlop plectrums.
Dunlop Primetone Standard Pick With Grip 1.3mm 3-Pack
The peak of tone. The Dunlop Primetone Standard 1.3mm Picks are a first choice for countless musicians. And have been for decades. Offering superb feel, exceptional clarity, and a durable design - there's a reason for the Dunlop Primetone's legendary status.Never miss a note. Featuring a low-profile grip, the Dunlop Primetone picks give you maximum precision and control throughout your performance. What's more - the hand-burnished beveled edges make fast-playing runs articulate and almost effortless. Made from Ultex, these picks provide exceptional tonal definition, along with enough durability to excel in endless performances and rehearsals. Bring out the best of your sound, with the hallmark quality of Dunlop plectrums.
The peak of tone. The Dunlop Primetone Standard 1.3mm Picks are a first choice for countless musicians. And have been for decades. Offering superb feel, exceptional clarity, and a durable design - there's a reason for the Dunlop Primetone's legendary status.Never miss a note. Featuring a low-profile grip, the Dunlop Primetone picks give you maximum precision and control throughout your performance. What's more - the hand-burnished beveled edges make fast-playing runs articulate and almost effortless. Made from Ultex, these picks provide exceptional tonal definition, along with enough durability to excel in endless performances and rehearsals. Bring out the best of your sound, with the hallmark quality of Dunlop plectrums.
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The lowest price for Dunlop Primetone Standard Pick With Grip 1.3mm 3-Pack right now is $17.95 at bmusic, compared across 4 retailers.
The all-time low was $6.33 on 17 Mar 2026 — today's price is 184% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 22 July 2026.
Last updated at 22/07/2026 09:05:10
Jim Dunlop Primetone 1.3mm Standard GRIP Players Pack
Delivery $8.99
Dunlop Primetone Standard Grip Pick 3-Pack (1.3MM)
Delivery $5
Dunlop Primetone Standard Grip Pick 3-Pack (1.3MM)
Delivery $5
Jim Dunlop Primetone Standard Sculpted Plectra, 1.3mm, 3-Pack 510P13
Delivery between 29 July – 1 Aug $17.99
originally posted on guitarcenter.com
I love the grip! Even with vigorous play this pick will stay in place. The structure of the Primetone offers a clear ringing tone of the strings; fantastic for lead tones! A favorite that will be a mainstay in my assortment!
originally posted on guitarcenter.com
These picks are pricey, but they are worth it. Especially if you are a tone snob who like solid wood acoustic guitars like I do. East on the strings with little to no pick noise. They do not add any coloration to the tone of the guitar like some other pic materials do. These are great if you want to get the pure tone out of your acoustic guitar. These are the next best thing to BlueChip picks.
originally posted on musiciansfriend.com
This pick has a very nice feel. Personally, I like the traditional shape in .7 3mm; although, it comes in 3 different shapes and a variety of thicknesses. The main reason I ordered this pick is for the raised grip. It feels good and it is easy to hold on to. They are a bit on the pricey side, but they have a much longer life span than something like a celluloid pick, not to mention that they sound much better on the strings as well.
Jim Dunlop Primetone 1.3mm Standard GRIP Players Pack
Delivery $8.99
Dunlop Primetone Standard Grip Pick 3-Pack (1.3MM)
Delivery $5
Dunlop Primetone Standard Grip Pick 3-Pack (1.3MM)
Delivery $5
Jim Dunlop Primetone Standard Sculpted Plectra, 1.3mm, 3-Pack 510P13
Delivery between 29 July – 1 Aug $17.99
I love the grip! Even with vigorous play this pick will stay in place. The structure of the Primetone offers a clear ringing tone of the strings; fantastic for lead tones! A favorite that will be a mainstay in my assortment!
These picks are pricey, but they are worth it. Especially if you are a tone snob who like solid wood acoustic guitars like I do. East on the strings with little to no pick noise. They do not add any coloration to the tone of the guitar like some other pic materials do. These are great if you want to get the pure tone out of your acoustic guitar. These are the next best thing to BlueChip picks.
This pick has a very nice feel. Personally, I like the traditional shape in .7 3mm; although, it comes in 3 different shapes and a variety of thicknesses. The main reason I ordered this pick is for the raised grip. It feels good and it is easy to hold on to. They are a bit on the pricey side, but they have a much longer life span than something like a celluloid pick, not to mention that they sound much better on the strings as well.
These really are worth it. They come out of the bag feeling like a broken in pic. It was the first time that I stepped up my pic game, but now that I did it makes perfect sense. You spend thousands of dollars on guitars, gears and amps, and then only pennies on what you are using to interface with all that gear. The best part is how solid having a designed pic like this makes you feel. First day using these upped my comfort level for playing live.
I play electric guitar in a classic hard rock band and I love .2mm Stainless Steel picks but they eat the windings off the D string in short order. These are very hard and tough yet have a tiny bit of flex and the edges hold up really well doing string slides down the E/A strings. They also slide off the strings nice playing chords and leads. My new favorite picks. No more chewed up D strings. The only other pick I've found that is similar are bone picks but they are sometimes warped and don't grip as nice.
Great tone out of these picks. Best for dreadnaught guitars with a deeper bass tone. These will brighten up the tone and really make notes stand out. I sand off the grips though because i like a slicker pick. Go ahead and try them i bekieve most of you will continue to use them.
I discovered the Dunlop primetone pics and decided to splurge once. Now I'm kind of addicted to the whole line and the grip on them is perfect they seem to make me play just a little bit more accurately with my right hand. They're expensive and addictive you've been warned.
I have to admit I was a very skeptical when I made this purchase but thought I'd try them out since me local GC was out of stock on my preferred picks that day. How often do we hear marketing promises of better tone and clarity that don't deliver? To my surprise these delivered. I had no idea that a pick could make such a difference (or that the pick I had been using for years had such a muffling effect.) Now they're the only pick I use.
I've been using 1.14 mm Ultex picks on the mandolin for years, but these won me over. I love the extra thickness and the sculpted tip - they're a little more substantial but still have some bite when I need to be heard over a banjo. I originally got the grip version so I could easily tell the difference in the dark between these and the 1.5 mm picks I use for jazzier stuff, but I found the textured surface was nice to have during a sweaty 4.5-hour gig. A bit pricey, but the dark color means they're not as easy to lose as the translucent yellow Ultex picks. Love 'em.
I like most Dunlop picks and these offer textured lettering and tiny raised granule type dots for good grip but might feel irritating to some people. They are made of a lightweight material/plastic? I use the side/edge of picks rather than the tip most of the time and these have a knife type bevel which is ok. I just don't think these are priced right, this pack of 3 is about $1.00 a pick which is too high... I don't see the worth. Picks are just cheap plastic so despite the 'design' I don't think any guitar pick is worth over $1.00 per pick unless it's made of high quality steel, stone or some carbon fiber.
