CT55

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.

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.

Having had a pick in my hand almost every day for 65 years now, the model CT-55 is the best---even beats tortoise shell (really)! My thanks to Blue Chip for such a wonderful product. Jim Lichens

This was my first BC and I made a mistake when I ordered the bestseller .... I was thinking when everyone is liking the CT 55 I can't go wrong, but I have never played a large pick like this before and Im using the pick for my new gibson les paul traditional electric When I got this pick first, I was not convinced or impressed in the first minutes of using it. How ever, that changed quickly after getting adjusted to the size and it was so much fun to play with - after a day I decided to order my next BC pick and my next and my next and so on.... After having tried 6 different picks now I figured out that the CT 55 is probably better for mandolin than for electric guitar and I exchanged it for my favorite pick form the Jazz and Jazz LG in different thickness ---- I was considering keeping the CT because it gives you another tone quality, but I wanted to check out the Jazz 80 too and I have already spent $ 200 on picks and don't wanted to add another $ 100 ..... How ever --- CT 55 is a winner too but I have not played it a lot because I prefer the other shapes more

I was skeptical of this pick, especially given the price. It's now my most coveted! This pick produces wonderful tone, speed, and sticks to your fingers like glue. Worth it, just don't lose it!

I play guitar and have been using a blue chip pick for about a year and absolutely love it My wife loves using her blue chip pick to play mandolin. There is almost no way to explain it but this pick just has a different feel to it than any other pick I have ever used. By different I also mean a better feel to it. Once you use one you will never be satisfied with any other guitar pick,

These picks are just more fun. What ever your skill level of flat picking these picks well bring you up one.

This pick (CT55) covered all the bases...whether strumming, picking or tremolo. It brings a whole new vibrant sound to the mandolin. Playability is Awesome!!!

Well, I guess the headline says it all. Are they made of platinum?