CT55

This is a great pick. I have been using it for a few months now. It is comfortable to hold and does not slip, which gives it a very accurate string attack. For most of my life I have used medium thickness picks just for helping with the ability to hold onto them easier. This is a much thicker pick, but is easier to hold than any pick I have used before. It gives a clean sound without string scratch. I will buy it again.

Seen a video of Joey Landreth recommending this pick. For acoustic guitar this is the best sounding pick that I have ever used. For electric guitar not much different than some of my favorites but still sounds great. I got a second one for Fathers Day, the TD40, and it sounds just as great. Worth every penny. Highly recommended!

Took me a year to become keen on the idea of spending so much on a single pick, but man am I glad I did! I also never review products, but the quality of this thing is unreal. It’s more fun to pick! My mandolin has become warmer, more responsive, and I feel like I grip this pick better than any other. Y’all got a lifer!

These picks are well worth the money.

I'm on my 5th or 6th CT55 (because I keep losing them). This is by far the greatest mandolin pick, IMO. Perfect weight & bevel, does not wear down, + has great feel & superior tone. I also use it on guitar + e-mando.

I've been using Blue Chip picks w/ my mandolin for years. I've always liked my STP 60 for a nice full sound. However, I recently got a chance to play the larger and slightly flexier CT55 and fell in love. The large size is easier to grip and gets my fingers away from the strings. I don't notice the thickness difference much, but I can really dig in w/ this new pick and control the tone much better.

Seems the pick spends more time helping generate clear musical tone rather than pick friction. Once you round the tip out to your liking (the current pick angles are too sharp for my taste), the tone gets nicely cleaned up. Smooth, warm sound. Perfect!

I know... are you kidding me? 35 bucks for a PICK? Well... it's a pick, but it's more than that, it really becomes part of the instrument. This CT-55 Blue Chip pick gives you amazing dynamic range and absolute control over your sound. The sound of the pick is neutral, as there is almost no pick noise as you strike the strings. It really brings out the true natural sound of my Martin HD-28 guitar. The pick is not slippery in the hand and I do not worry about it slipping out of my thumb and finger. I have tried the NuTone protein picks... they sound good, but they break all the time... and I have easily broken 35 dollars worth of those picks... that is not going to happen with the Blue Chip CT-55. Try one... if you are like me, you will not mind the cost, as long as you don't lose it!

I've been using it for almost a year now, absolutely amazing and it still good as new.