John Petrucci Flow® 2.0 mm Pick 

😂😂😂😂 IKR? Though to be honest, John's Sterling by MusicMan guitars cost between $500 and $900; reasonable prices for most players.

Ify pal

Omfg your awesome.

Lmao, noice

You must’ve found the pick of destiny

Lmao of eternity!

Highly unlikely. However, since I don't have proof of you not doing it I'm going to have to give it to you!

you just started playing guitar and now you can play a song backwards???? I've played for two weeks now, and all I can do are a few guitar riffs and guitar solos because plucking is easy for me, and I still have a hard time properly barring the strings when doing a chord like F, and I still have to learn how to play power chords properly. HOW???????????????

and perhaps dildo insertion? i apologize for that..

how poetically correct of you ..

Are you Kevin Moores brother?

I think John is friends with *all* the shred guys... except me of course. Because I'm not famous yet 😂

stfu blind fanboy

@@johnvincent1823 its a joke idiot

You won't be disappointed, the JP Flow is - in my opinion - better than John's other picks.

Depends, can you play a billion notes per second and do you have a diet consisting of small mammals?

It withstands John Petrucci so I guess the sun is no match for this pick

If it can handle John Petrucci it can handle anything

RU-vid is creating a lot of that lately. I also find a lot of the so called experts on RU-vid will come across an idea, whether it's a pick, or a way to set your delay, and magically it's a brand new amazing discovery, even if the idea has been around for a long time, and for most of us, just basic guitar knowledge. I've found RU-vid is mostly aimed at new/amateur players who are still in full discovery mode, buying up everything that they think may make them a better player. That goes for the majority of the RU-vid content creators too. It's crazy good marketing. All the $ is made there. Those of us that have discovered what works generally stop constantly searching for the new magic pedal and focus more on proper practice, trying to make the next hour of playing as effective as possible. I also find that great educators for guitar are few and far between on RU-vid. Though there are some amazing lessons on here, if you take the time to search for them. Sadly, time away from playing and practicing. For any of you new players out there. I strongly recommend buying and playing lots of picks. It's amazing how many times can be created with just changing the pick. You may even play a little differently, which creates new inspiration. And compared to pedals and software plugins, picks are far less expensive, from 50cents to $30. It's an inexpensive way to tone chase, and fun to research what your heros use, and may help you see why they play like they do. Good luck

yes django style gypsy jazz is incredible

Stephan is a great guy. I took lessons with him for a bit in 02, until I humbly realized I was out of my element.

Records Listener if only they did it in a 1.38 size like the standard ultex jazz III

Cloneorder66 Same here. I alternate between a 6mm and 2.5mm. Thin picks are unplayable for me.

Yeah, 2 mm is way too thin. Also too small for stability imo.

I use 5 mile picks

Wow, that's wider than I can grab..... half a mile is plenty!

I use 3mm small stubby and feels perfect for everything and i was always wondering why shredders dont use it.

He has a new signature guitar like every week or so.

JP the apple of the guitar accessory world !

He has two sig picks already, a regular one and a primetone. Both of which are awesome. JP is the ultimate gear geek, so he's always tweaking stuff. I'm waiting for his signature strings, I think that's the only thing left for him!

How does this new Flow pick differ to his ones with the raised JP? I just got them and they are the goods!!

They are made from Ultex, which is a more modern/more durable material. and they are 2.0mm I think the Primetone and Raised shield ones are in the 1.44mm range. My Flow picks should arrive today so I'll let you know how they perform.

Amen!

Maycon Douglas Santos Barros I find that bigger picks are better for soloing and I use the jazz III JP’s for rhythm

Maycon Douglas Santos Barros I used to use jazz III minis all the time but I now play with much larger picks

Ears14U Well they’re with the same company, so they all benefit...

And it's literally the same product, so how would it ever be competitive?

Lol

Preston Singer April I think

lol

Yes they do wear of slightly.

i'd say his older 1.38s are probably a better fit, these may be a little thick

the older petrucci signatures are basically just slightly larger jazz iii's with a slightly better grip. the size is midway between the jazz iii and jazz xl's. i like 'em.

The Petrucci version of a Jazz III is a little bigger, but not much, and I feel like it glides off the strings better/more easily than a regular Jazz III, and being a bit bigger it was more comfortable for me, personally.

the dunlop 205 jazztones are what i use. extremely similar to his new pick. the jazztones have been around a long time

I once used 3 mm picks, now I use 1.5 John Petrucci Jazz III Picks

Nah mate, not available until april...

thickness.

JP says his pick is smaller than the AJ pick because he's used to the size of Jazz IIIs.

Mario Mandujano The Andy James flow picks are bigger and John Petrucci's are smaller.

I bought a set (3) at the G3 concert last month. Has a small metal box included. Thinner than my usual Wegen (2.5mm), sharper edges. Very crisp sound. Really thought they were just a fun souvenir, not an advance sale!

Not right now they're not