There are few guitarists who are as pedantic and meticulous about every component part of their rig than Eric Johnson, and his choice of pick, or plectrum, is no exception.
The Dunlop Jazz III has been his pick of choice of late, with its combination of pointed tip and rounded edge allowing for both control and speed.
Using a pick from Eric's own collection, Dunlop used advanced laser scan and molding technology to create the Eric Johnson Classic Jazz III, with an even more refined and smooth tip, extra flexibility and a matte finish with raised logos that mean that you won't lose your grip in a hurry, even on a sweaty stage.
So, if you were looking for the perfect accessory for your Fender Eric Johnson Stratocaster, you might just find it over at the official Jim Dunlop website.
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