BCT-JDL

After having used a different brand pick for many years, decided to try the Blue Chip and have been very happy. It produces a great, clear, tone, and even helps me achieve a more clear pull-off. The ergonomics of the pick allow for it to simply slide on and start playing. No need to adjust anything. I've been very happy with it.

This is a very well made and comfortable pick. The more I use it, the more I like it. I seem to be getting more punch out of my Huber banjo. I pick deep into the pick, so I hang on the band occasionally but that is my own fault. It feels loose but never slips. It is good to pick for long periods of time without blood circulation loss!

Very well ajusted to the thumb and confortable even for long session. Produce a very warm and round sound. A bit pricey but worth it.

Fast off the strings and delivers a great tone. My new standard. My greatest surprise was the comfort level. The pick has a confident grip but never feels tight or loose. Well made craftsmanship, something very special.

I am a finger picking guitarist who had settled in on using golden gate thumb picks (clown barf ones) accompanied with 3 national brass finger picks. Now don't get my wrong, the golden gates are great... They fit well and sound good, however eventually they break where the curve meets the pick part. The BC JD pick fits nearly the same as my golden gates did, but with the advantage of a bit less sliding around while playing. It feels great and sounds great, and should last a good long while with that metal band. Very satisfied!

Tone is similar to the clown puke picks maybe a little more muddy but I tend to play on the leading edge of the of the pick. Im sure angle of attack has alot to do with tone. The metal band is extremely comfortable and doesn't rotate on the thumb yet does not cut off blood flow. No more black thumb..

The first impression when trying the BCT-JDL is one of unexperienced before comfort. I used to play with a metal thumpick but it alsways ended up being painful after a 45minute set. The tone is also particularly impressive compared to ant other thumb picks I have tried over the years. The BCT-JDL may be more expensive than the other picks but, believe me, it's well worth it.

Really like the thumb pick with the Carson blade.Now my thumb doesn't hit the strings.

Been using the JDL for a number of years now, and it's performance for me, has no comparison. My reasons for using the JDL are the same as most people that use the product. Comfort on the thumb, (not dealing with your pick loosening after a short time or so tight it's uncomfortable. The other being the even tone you get- no scratchiness as with typical plastic thumbpicks. Your product, in my opinion, is superior.