I use this pick for several days, and I have not yet been finally adopted. It is very thick and is well in hand, but I think the point is a bit far impressions of fingers, which annoyed me at first (a little less now) because I applied myself to always leave more than I pick only one or two mm to have less resistance from the strings. The Dugain "fit" more deeply.

SOLO:

The features described above do not make it easy in my opinion nor the sweeping attack and forced to find the right angle. It should work!
But once it found it, it's really perfect, the best sustain I think the attack is frank and clear, the hardness of the machine gives a hand and staccato notes stand out more cleanly than a standard pick . No wonder the Al Di Meola has adopted. But beware: this is the first time I played with a pick which colors the sound much, so much so that it forces them to adjust his amp.

IN AGREEMENT:

Nothing to say, the Dugain seems to have been made for this. A chord is a real pleasure: the sustain (again) is excellent, the resonance is full and ample.

In conclusion, I would say that this pick me confused and forced to review its way to strum. But the result is well worth some effort.