CT55

Great picking sensation, allows to get speed and precision and a great sound. Getting full sound out of each string Love it

I don’t hand out 5 star reviews often. I’ve been struggling to find the perfect picks for 28 years. I’ve played mostly Dunlop nylon picks because they always hit the notes but to my ears sounded thin. I played larger acrylic picks that felt great in my hands but always sounded a little dead to me. After watching a YouTube video from 5 Watt World I decided to do the insane thing and spend $35 on a single pick. When I got the pick I was singlehandedly overjoyed and devastated at the same time. Overjoyed, because the pick feels and sounds amazing. It hits each note with full clarity and body all the while never feels like it’s gonna slip out of my hand. Devastated, because this means I was gonna have to buy another and I don’t like spending $35 for a single pick! But the good FAR outweighs the bad for me. Thank you for making such a great product!

been a Bluechip Pick user for years. This was purchased with engraving as a gift for the owner of the music store where I teach. They are great to deal with.

I have used BlueChip picks for many years. My main instrument is guitar, so I have always used the TD series, mainly a 50. I started playing mandolin during the pandemic, and decided to give the CT55 a try. Wow, I was impressed! I use it on both the mandolin and guitar now. Give it a try, you want regret it.

Well, I never thought I would pay $35 for a pick but I’m on my 3rd CT55. I lost two on a couple of very sad days. The beveled polished edge slides of the strings so cleanly that there is no pick noise and the very hard material make the strings ring like a bell!!! Worth the money

I got the pick to try on the greek bouzouki because of the good reviews from mandolin players even though, I have never played with a pick this thick. It exceeded expectations. It is fast and gives a very rounded, fuller sound. I will buy some more to give to professional bouzouki players who are curious to try.

for guitar, i have been using the TP50 for a few years. i saw that Chris Thile designed the CT55 so i gave it a try. i'm not as good as Chris yet, but i do like his pick.

I bought a Blue Chip CT55 for myself awhile back and loved it so much I decided to give a couple as Xmas presents. My guitar playing friends say they also love the picks, which I knew they would. Great feel and tone, and they should last a long time. I use mine on both my acoustic and electric guitars.

Thank you!