The Jazz LG is a pick that is very similar in shape to our original Jazz pick. It is slightly larger than the regular jazz pick. This is a Jazz LG in a 35/1000 of an inch(.89mm) thickness. All of our picks a professionally machined, hand beveled, and laser etched. This pick comes with a universal rounded bevel.
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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Posted by Unknown on 10th Apr 2023
Great for flat picking on a dulcimer. No string noise, great tone, just grippy enough, size is perfect. Finally found just what I needed! Close to a Dunlop .88 but better in every way.
Posted by Larry on 20th Jan 2023
Guitarist since 1962, tried everything. Stuck with my previous pick for 15 years until I tried this. Nice on the mandolin too.
Posted by r on 13th Jan 2023
Love the tone, the material. Very little string noise. Best pick I have ever used.
Posted by Rob McSween on 22nd Dec 2022
The picks provide a great touch on the strings, very little noise. Tone is clear and bright. My favorite by far.
The service is excellent, including great response times.
Highly recommend!
Posted by Unknown on 8th Aug 2022
If you know, you know!! Don't be scared away by the price of these picks!!
Posted by Brian on 3rd Aug 2022
These picks are outstanding. And although they are quite overpriced, they are worth it to me, as they actually make me play noticeably faster during picked runs.
They will last almost forever, but just don't lose it!
You need to train yourself to hang onto picks. It's not that hard, just a little mental training. You will end up losing one of these, and it's going to suck. But after you lose the first one you won't lose one again.
They did a custom shape for me using my Dunlop 0.88JazzXL which is a bit differently shaped and slightly smaller. Came out really well. I highly recommend the speed bevel.
Posted by David Agee on 29th Dec 2021
I really love this pick for playing Traditional Irish music on the mandolin. It's very easy to play triplets. I've used a lot of picks in the past and I have to say the Blue Chip has the best tone.
Posted by Steve on 28th Jul 2021
It took several guesses to land on this pick but I am using this pick now exclusively. It seems like half way between a Fender medium and heavy pick which is what I’ve been looking for. It’s a great product! Thank you!
Posted by Rob on 18th Jan 2021
One of my favorite picks among my $700+ plus collection is the TAD1R 60, so I'm definitely a big fan of BlueChip. It is noticeably smoother when it glides over the strings, sounds full-bodied and warm, but still articulate and agile.
I got the JAzz35 LG because I wanted to see what it's like to have a sharper tip and thinner gauge but with the same thermoplastic material. However, I find that with the Jazz shape, the advantages of BlueChip's expensive thermoplastic material and doesn't really stand out when compared to other typical cheap Jazz-shaped picks from Dunlop. For example, I have the Dunlop Jazz III variety pack, and when comparing to the picks in that pack, the Jazz35 LG doesn't really stand out as being more smooth, or articulate, or sound that different. So only real advantage left is the durability of the material, but for $35, you can buy a bunch of normal Jazz-styled picks and also don't have to worry about losing any of them since they're so cheap.
I think perhaps the advantages of BlueChip's expensive thermoplastic material is more evident when it's a thicker gauge and with the speed bevel, which might be why I love the TAD1R 60 so much.
Posted by steeve leblanc on 9th Nov 2020
I was hesitant for a long time to buy a bluechip pick because of the price. I tried several from other companies of different thicknesses and shapes to be sure of my preferences. I also read a lot of reviews about bluechip picks and since it seemed that almost everyone was unanimous in saying that these picks are exceptional I thought that my Gibson J-45 deserved to be scratched by the best pick ever. . Well since I received my pick I can tell you that I am really not disappointed. It's absolutely impressive how this pick sticks to the fingers unlike anyone I've tried in my 35 years of playing guitar. After only 1 week I know this pick will definitely help me improve my skill. Is this pick worth $ 35? I do not know. Is it worth buying it for $ 35? Yes totally and I do not regret my purchase at all.
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