TAD100

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1. TAD 100

   Posted by Scott on 1st Mar 2022

   I totally love my Blue Chip Picks
   they're number one in my book

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2. Unique pick

   Posted by Unknown on 22nd Feb 2022

   Fast and very kind customer service

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3. Custom thickness made great perfect!

   Posted by Jeff Bonny on 6th Jul 2020

   I was real happy using a TPR 60 for about ten years but always felt I’d like it to be thicker. Noticing the TAD was available as a 100 I asked Blue Chip if they’d do a TPR shape in a 100 and that’s all it took. I can play with almost any pick but a TPR 100 (or TAD 100 “Round Edge”) is the only pick I want to play with. Thanks y’all at Blue Chip for making them for me.

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4. Good but a little too thick for me.

   Posted by carey robinson on 8th Oct 2018

   Love the TAD 803R, so I had to try the Tad 100 3R, but is too fat and not articulate enough for me personally, good pick though.

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5. the best

   Posted by carey robinson on 23rd Jan 2018

   I have tried many top shelf picks, I play jazz guitar professionally This is the best one!

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6. TAD 100 Rounded Edge- the big tone puller

   Posted by Mark Stultz-Hendersonville, TN on 6th Mar 2017

   By far the best versatile pick for me!. I have been a Blue Chip player and fan for 8 years now, fist getting 2 Blue Chip custom copies of my favorite Red Bear (which always wore down quickly had rough edges) for electric and acoustic. I have played a Blue Chip XR on mandolin and really realized I am more relaxed and more efficient of a picker with the bigger shape, so I went on a quest to see if I could find an XR with a traditional point and the TAD was there. I play heavier gauge strings than most players and LOVE the tone that the TAD 100 pulls out of my electric and acoustic guitars. The speed bevel is not for me, I play rounded. I just use a looser grip to play lighter passages. Blue chip has been a blessing, no wear, smooth, warm, clear & fast. The price was not an issue, I had a TAD 80 which I still use on my OM-18V Martin and knew the 100 would get me there for my D18GE, jazz electrics and semi hollow playing.

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7. Great Pick for Jazz!!

   Posted by Greg on 12th Feb 2016

   Love this pick, even though it is very expensive...Glides over strings faster than any other pick I've ever tried....Excellent for sweep picking or single note picking. I use this on a 17" archtop with heavy flatwounds.

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8. TAD 100

   Posted by Stig Selvaag on 25th Dec 2015

   The Rolls Royce of Picks. Perfect shape and size. Support fast playing. Gives a thick and warm tone. Superb!!!

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9. TAD100 (rounded edge) good for larger instruments

   Posted by Eric O on 25th Dec 2014

   Bought the TAD100 because I like a "thicker" sound (less bright), but it's just too big for mandolin IMHO. Just for fun I tried it on guitar - perfect! And it works well on a mandola too, in whose strings it now lives. Of course it has the other attributes of Blue Chip picks that I like (I own several, esp. CT55). I play mostly Celtic.

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10. TAD100 review

    Posted by James D. on 22nd Jul 2013

    After purchasing and enjoying the CT55 & the STP60, I was excited to see Blue Chip's thicker offering in the TAD100. All three Blue Chips have the smoothest string release of ANY pick I've ever played. None of these have required any smoothing or sanding, a welcome relief from the days of sheepishly resurfacing tortoise, knowing each touch up was wearing away the limited resource many of us historically considered the pinnacle of tone.
    I actually prefer Blue Chip to tortoise now. There's no compromise in tone, and the self-lubricating material of the Blue Chips feels slicker and more invisible to to my picking technique.
    I've had folks say, How can you pay that much for a pick? My response is ALWAYS, How can you NOT?
    Hats off to Matt Goins & the crew at Blue Chip!
    Like I said, I'm HOME...
    
    

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