Easy to play + nice fat tone

They have a very nice feel to them and a nice tone

I would say the Davas are slightly more flexible (literally, not figuratively).Also a fan of the regular Jazz IIIs, and prefer their tone to the Max-Grips.

nice grip, fast pick, good tone

Love the tone on everything I've tried them on from acoustics to electrics, to 12 strings.

I will file the edge with fine sandpaper just to get rid of the small ridge around the edge, which improves the tone greatly

The nylon jazz iii has a darker, grudging tone

Easy to play + nice fat tone

As someone else points out, you'd imagine that they would just wreck your tone when it comes to playing clean chords, but a slight adjustment of your technique can fix this

I highly recommend these picks to people who have slipping problems like I had with other picks and the tone is great.

I find the Dava master control more to my liking for most things, but I still use the jazz III's from time to time when I just want a simple clean pick tone.

You have a bit of a heavy pick hand at times, and while you like the tone and feel you get from that, you still want note definition and clarity

Not all bass players want a Flea and the slap-happy tone

Produce a great tone

The material the pick is made of causes a warm darker tone when playing.

Amazing tone!

These picks do have what seems to be a brighter tone compared to the original Jazz lll

The material the pick is made of causes a warm darker tone when playing.

Not all bass players want a Flea and the slap-happy tone

I gave these 5 stars because I think they produce a sharp clear picking tone.

Buy some!Why? - excellent grip - very durable - crisp tones

then I was expecting did not want them to big o well ship