This medium/heavy pick pack boasts some of Dunlop's most popular picks, and features 12 different picks that are all different colours and textures. The Jim Dunlop Variety Pack is perfect for beginners and experienced players, providing guitarists with the ability to sample and compare some of the most popular Dunlop picks. It's a service for our nearest community of musicians. If you wish to take advantage of this service, just place your orders and get hold of us. A box will be heading your way later that day. No one side of the parcel can exceed 90cm with max dimensions of 0.324 cubic metres (including packaging). Any items that are too large or exceed the weight limit will be rejected on arrival at the Click & Collect location, and may be disposed of, without reimbursement.
This medium/heavy pick pack boasts some of Dunlop's most popular picks, and features 12 different picks that are all different colours and textures. The Jim Dunlop Variety Pack is perfect for beginners and experienced players, providing guitarists with the ability to sample and compare some of the most popular Dunlop picks. It's a service for our nearest community of musicians. If you wish to take advantage of this service, just place your orders and get hold of us. A box will be heading your way later that day. No one side of the parcel can exceed 90cm with max dimensions of 0.324 cubic metres (including packaging). Any items that are too large or exceed the weight limit will be rejected on arrival at the Click & Collect location, and may be disposed of, without reimbursement.
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The lowest price for Dunlop Variety Picks - 12 Pack, Light / Medium right now is $13.95 at Music Junction Australia, compared across 3 retailers.
The all-time low was $8.95 on 24 May 2023 — today's price is 56% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 28 Sept 2026.
Dunlop Variety Picks - 12 Pack, Light / Medium
This medium/heavy pick pack boasts some of Dunlop's most popular picks, and features 12 different picks that are all different colours and textures. The Jim Dunlop Variety Pack is perfect for beginners and experienced players, providing guitarists with the ability to sample and compare some of the most popular Dunlop picks. It's a service for our nearest community of musicians. If you wish to take advantage of this service, just place your orders and get hold of us. A box will be heading your way later that day. No one side of the parcel can exceed 90cm with max dimensions of 0.324 cubic metres (including packaging). Any items that are too large or exceed the weight limit will be rejected on arrival at the Click & Collect location, and may be disposed of, without reimbursement.
This medium/heavy pick pack boasts some of Dunlop's most popular picks, and features 12 different picks that are all different colours and textures. The Jim Dunlop Variety Pack is perfect for beginners and experienced players, providing guitarists with the ability to sample and compare some of the most popular Dunlop picks. It's a service for our nearest community of musicians. If you wish to take advantage of this service, just place your orders and get hold of us. A box will be heading your way later that day. No one side of the parcel can exceed 90cm with max dimensions of 0.324 cubic metres (including packaging). Any items that are too large or exceed the weight limit will be rejected on arrival at the Click & Collect location, and may be disposed of, without reimbursement.
Last updated at 28/09/2026 20:57:02
Dunlop PVP101-PICK Variety
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Dunlop Variety Guitar Picks, 12-Pack (Light - Medium) | Guitar Picks | Music Junction
Delivery between 2–8 Oct $10
Dunlop Pick Pack Variety Light/Medium
Delivery between 2–12 Oct $9.70
originally posted on proaudiostar.com
I had no idea Dunlop made some many useful picks. I had long ago settled on the Tortex .88 mm (the green pick) for my standard, go-to pick, but I thought I might find a more grip-friendly pick for strumming chords, so I decided to see what else Dunlop offered, especially in the thin/medium range. Wow. The variety pack was an eye opener, and I'm now a big fan of Dunlop's Max Grip nylons and their Prime Grip Delrin 500s. I never would have known about them had I not taken a flyer on the variety pack.
originally posted on ebay.com
A good variety of picks of different materials. As a beginner player it's allowed me to figure out what I like. The quality is good as expected of Dunlop picks. The only negative is that there aren't any really thin nylon picks: 0.6mm is the thinnest but this is a minor nitpick.
originally posted on musiciansfriend.com
My one complaint is that this pack comes with 2 nylon picks and 2 nylon max-grip picks which are essentially the same. They could leave out the two excess nylon picks and trade them for a bigger variety, I would have loved to try the gel or delrin picks. Even better they could have sent two sizes of Ultex and 2 Sharp.As it stands this pack (they're all the same) comes with .60/.73 Tortex, .58/.71 Gator Grip, .60/.73 Nylon and Max-Grip, T/M Celluloid, .60 Ultex and a .73 Ultex sharp.If you want what I just listed then this is for you! Personally these packs confirmed to me that I prefer Ultex for any size, any pick. Ultex has great sound, no floppy pick noise and by far the most durability. Nylon has always blown my mind by how fast it wears and how loud and ... MoreMy one complaint is that this pack comes with 2 nylon picks and 2 nylon max-grip picks which are essentially the same. They could leave out the two excess nylon picks and trade them for a bigger variety, I would have loved to try the gel or delrin picks. Even better they could have sent two sizes of Ultex and 2 Sharp.As it stands this pack (they're all the same) comes with .60/.73 Tortex, .58/.71 Gator Grip, .60/.73 Nylon and Max-Grip, T/M Celluloid, .60 Ultex and a .73 Ultex sharp.If you want what I just listed then this is for you! Personally these packs confirmed to me that I prefer Ultex for any size, any pick. Ultex has great sound, no floppy pick noise and by far the most durability. Nylon has always blown my mind by how fast it wears and how loud and floppy the pick noise is, not my taste.At the sale price this a good deal, with a change in the variety it would be an outstanding deal.
| Make | Jim Dunlop |
| Finish | Mixed |
| Made In | United States |
Dunlop PVP101-PICK Variety
Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a small commission for purchases made through this link at no extra cost to you. This helps support our site. Thank you!
Dunlop Variety Guitar Picks, 12-Pack (Light - Medium) | Guitar Picks | Music Junction
Delivery between 2–8 Oct $10
Dunlop Pick Pack Variety Light/Medium
Delivery between 2–12 Oct $9.70
I had no idea Dunlop made some many useful picks. I had long ago settled on the Tortex .88 mm (the green pick) for my standard, go-to pick, but I thought I might find a more grip-friendly pick for strumming chords, so I decided to see what else Dunlop offered, especially in the thin/medium range. Wow. The variety pack was an eye opener, and I'm now a big fan of Dunlop's Max Grip nylons and their Prime Grip Delrin 500s. I never would have known about them had I not taken a flyer on the variety pack.
A good variety of picks of different materials. As a beginner player it's allowed me to figure out what I like. The quality is good as expected of Dunlop picks. The only negative is that there aren't any really thin nylon picks: 0.6mm is the thinnest but this is a minor nitpick.
My one complaint is that this pack comes with 2 nylon picks and 2 nylon max-grip picks which are essentially the same. They could leave out the two excess nylon picks and trade them for a bigger variety, I would have loved to try the gel or delrin picks. Even better they could have sent two sizes of Ultex and 2 Sharp.As it stands this pack (they're all the same) comes with .60/.73 Tortex, .58/.71 Gator Grip, .60/.73 Nylon and Max-Grip, T/M Celluloid, .60 Ultex and a .73 Ultex sharp.If you want what I just listed then this is for you! Personally these packs confirmed to me that I prefer Ultex for any size, any pick. Ultex has great sound, no floppy pick noise and by far the most durability. Nylon has always blown my mind by how fast it wears and how loud and ... MoreMy one complaint is that this pack comes with 2 nylon picks and 2 nylon max-grip picks which are essentially the same. They could leave out the two excess nylon picks and trade them for a bigger variety, I would have loved to try the gel or delrin picks. Even better they could have sent two sizes of Ultex and 2 Sharp.As it stands this pack (they're all the same) comes with .60/.73 Tortex, .58/.71 Gator Grip, .60/.73 Nylon and Max-Grip, T/M Celluloid, .60 Ultex and a .73 Ultex sharp.If you want what I just listed then this is for you! Personally these packs confirmed to me that I prefer Ultex for any size, any pick. Ultex has great sound, no floppy pick noise and by far the most durability. Nylon has always blown my mind by how fast it wears and how loud and floppy the pick noise is, not my taste.At the sale price this a good deal, with a change in the variety it would be an outstanding deal.
Dunlop gets it! What is my answer when asked what pick I use? Well, I need more information. What guitar am I playing and what style of music? Acoustic or electric? Am I playing live or recording? The guitar pick is your first point of contact with your instrument and affects your technique and your tone. I have a half dozen different picks I use for different applications. An painter doesn't use a single style brush on every canvas and guitar players should figure out the right set of picks (brushes) to paint their canvases (guitars). There is not a single pick for everyone, but there are many picks to help you create your art.
This bunch produces a good variety of tones; well worth the money spent. On my guitar and the way I play (meaning, not sure if this is generally true), I got the mellowest warm tone with the Nylon and brightest with Tortex and a little less so with Ultex. The prettiest Celluloid was kind of in the middle. Gator Grip was kind of slippery (powdery surface feel) for me. Those who are very comfortable holding the pick would like the ease of adjusting while playing; being a finger-picker for the most part, I find it hard to use. Max Grip was just that -- great grip; very close to the sound of Nylon if not the same; some might like the grip, but I found it too difficult to adjust while playing due to the tight grip.I wanted to sport a fancy pick, but ended up liking the ... MoreThis bunch produces a good variety of tones; well worth the money spent. On my guitar and the way I play (meaning, not sure if this is generally true), I got the mellowest warm tone with the Nylon and brightest with Tortex and a little less so with Ultex. The prettiest Celluloid was kind of in the middle. Gator Grip was kind of slippery (powdery surface feel) for me. Those who are very comfortable holding the pick would like the ease of adjusting while playing; being a finger-picker for the most part, I find it hard to use. Max Grip was just that -- great grip; very close to the sound of Nylon if not the same; some might like the grip, but I found it too difficult to adjust while playing due to the tight grip.I wanted to sport a fancy pick, but ended up liking the ugly duckling Nylon the best. Other picks would have a use at some point, but Nylon works best for me for now. It's a nice collection to have to try different ones now and then.
I am not primarily a guitarist, but I do play guitar for my own recordings. I had a couple of really heavy picks (mostly for aggressive bass playing) and really needed to have more options for guitar work. Dunlop makes awesome quality accessories and I couldn't be happier with these picks. Great variety, both in thickness and style, and they play really well.
Great assortment of picks. From thick to thin and many different colors. I like that some have a textured surface in the center of the pick so it doesn't slip when you're picking. I'm very happy with my purchase
The differing gauges, and styles, give me the opportunity to try different genres. The "Gator Grip" picks are awesome!
While I only purchased pics on this visit, Judd inside the acoustic room gave me a lot of great information on purchasing a new acoustic guitar. He asked all the right questions to find out where to guide me. He showed me a few awesome guitars in my price range, tuned them up, and encouraged me to play. I'm usually a bit nervous playing around other people, but his encouragement made me feel comfortable. I will certainly shop at Sam Ash again, and when I go to make my acoustic guitar purchase, it will be through Judd. I highly recommend taking a stroll in there.On a side note, everybody else in Sam Ash is always super friendly, greets me whenever I come in each separate area, and they all are very knowledgeable.
dunlop make all my favorites. i have one worn down red nylon pick, half its original size. ive had over 20 years. its retired now. you cant break certain models. impossible super variety pack. sport it!
| Make | Jim Dunlop |
| Finish | Mixed |
| Made In | United States |
