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The CT55 is a pick custom designed by Chris Thile for his personal use. It is very similar in size and shape to our TAD line of picks. However it is only manufactured in 55/1000 of an inch(1.4mm) thickness and has a custom bevel per his specifications. This is the exact pick that Chris Thile is currently using. See his thoughts on this pick on our users page.
Quarters, Nickels and Dimes, if included in the pictures, are for size reference only. They are not etched on the picks or included with the sale. To use this reference, please place a coin on your current non-Bluechip pick and then compare to the pictures of our picks with coins on top of them. This will help you choose the pick that is closest to your current favorite size and shape.
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my best pick
Posted by Richard Sandoval on 25th May 2016
I really like the ct 55. The only pick I use.
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CT 55 Alive.
Posted by Frank on 23rd May 2016
Like buying the best tires for your car, the CT55 connects you with your instrument they way racing slicks perform on the track. Tactile speed, fluidity, and new horizons of nuance await with this pick. Potential is unlocked, you will be spoiled, the CT55 does that.
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CT 55 tryout
Posted by Clayton Mann on 28th Apr 2016
After reading a lot of good reviews from others I decided to give the BlueChip pick a try. Wasn't sure which one would be best for me so after measuring what I had been using I decided on the CT 55. I like the size and thickness and the angled edges are helping me learn to get a consistent tremolo. I have a Dremel tool and I etched my initials in the center and this gives the pick a little more grip.
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T-riffic Pick!
Posted by David Singer on 14th Apr 2016
This plectrum is great! When it heats up in your hand it sticks to your fingers even more. The large size and more aggressive bevel of the Chris Thiele CT custom is sooo much better for me personally. The cost is high for a pick, but it will be the best investment in your performance you can make for $40... Spend the extra $5 and get it engraved with your phone number...
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Plays like butter
Posted by Anonymous on 4th Apr 2016
Much louder than regular picks, with less effort. I'll have to order a slightly rounded one (SR50?) later for strumming. But for now, the CT55 is perfect for fast, single-note solos. The low notes buzz on my mandolin, but not when I use the CT55.
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This Pick Makes a Big Difference
Posted by Mike on 2nd Apr 2016
The very high cost of the pick ensures you will mindful of it at all times. My teacher offered to let my try his and it was somehow better and indeed did make my guitar sound better somehow. I highly recommend this pick and all my friends who play have stated the same. My recommendation, try it. You will never want to use a $2.00 pick again. And I'm pretty sure you won't misplace this pick either.
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Looking for 65 years---found it!
Posted by Jim Lichens on 1st Apr 2016
It's hard for me to understand how so many folks will spend just loads of money for an instrument, and then use a 50-cent pick.
I began using a pick in 1950---tried almost all. These are the best.
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No. 55 Guitar pick stays put.
Posted by Mara Sides on 25th Mar 2016
I don't know what the secret to this guitar pick is, all I know is I don't ever drop it. It stays put between my thumb and finger even though it has a slick surface. I liked the larger size and the stiff firm feel so much I bought a second for my mandolin.
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Quality is $35.00
Posted by Mike on 17th Mar 2016
I regret to say that I lost my original CT55 pick, and was quick to order a replacement. Having lost one, I now discovered I cannot live without the exceptional feel, precision, and tone I get from this mandolin pick.
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Perfect feel
Posted by Don Hall on 14th Mar 2016
I have the TAD 50 and this CT-55 is slightly thicker which makes a big difference in the confidence of the stroke. It seems like just a little less effort to get a nice sound from the strings. I like both.