Loading... Please wait...The Jazz pick is very similar in size and shape to the Dunlop Jazz 3 pick. This is a Jazz in a 80/1000 of an inch(2.0mm) thickness. All of our picks a professionally machined, hand beveled, and laser etched. This pick has 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 Caos Myrslo on 22nd Oct 2025
I love switching between the BC80 and the BC50 depending on the sound I’m after. The BC80 gives a bit more punch and presence, especially for single-note lines or when I want a fatter tone. Just like its thinner sibling, it’s pricey — and importing to Norway makes it even harder to justify buying more. But honestly, once you’ve played with a BlueChip, it’s hard to go back to anything else.
Posted by Lindsay on 10th Oct 2025
I bought this for my partner and they are in love with it! Thank you so much!!
Posted by Jim Cunningham on 21st Jul 2025
Not sure exactly why, but I like this one even better than the Jazz 60. Love the material as the pick glides over the strings rather than catching the way a standard plastic pick does. Not as bright sounding as my stone picks made of agate, but the lack of friction is very similar.
Posted by Steve on 24th Jun 2024
I'm using this pick on medium flatwound strings on a custom archtop guitar I built. I guess it must have to do with whatever the material the pick is made from, but I notice that my articulation is much smoother and I have better note definition. Everyone knows the bluechip picks are expensive, but if you're into trying whatever you can to improve your sound, then suddenly the bluechip picks seem like a good investment. I'm using a BC Jazz 80, which is about the size of the Dunlop Jazz III. I would have to say that the Dunlop prime tone is a close second.
Posted by Dean on 3rd Jan 2024
I've played with Jazz III-size picks for many years (my regulars have been the Primetone and the Eric Johnson, but I've tried just about all the variants). The Blue Chip Jazz picks are just an annoying little bit shorter than even a worn one of those, which results in occasionally missing a string.
(I've also bought the IBJ55, which is nice in some situations but significantly larger and no substitute for a Jazz III.)
Posted by Earnest J Jordan on 6th Jul 2023
I can tell a difference in the tone and the control of the pic. My guitar teacher, Jazz Guitarist, recording artist is Huntsville, AL highly recommend BlueChip picks, He and I love the Jazz 80, he also has a Jazz 60. We plan to try the Jazz 100 soon.
Posted by Linda Taylor on 1st Mar 2023
This pick just slides off the strings. The Jazz 80 has a very focused feel, very defined but without that 'pick/nail' thing. It helps me play lighter which is wonderful. I'm not working as hard to get the sound from the string.
Posted by Tad on 6th May 2022
Jazz 80 is perfect for digging in on the acoustic. Articulate and precise. I own 13 Blue Chip Picks and all of them are GREAT!
Posted by nic on 8th Mar 2022
I didn’t expect a huge difference, in fact initially I didn’t feel like there was a huge difference. But give it a week or 2 you’ll notice a softer attack (not crunchy like other picks). I get real nice round warmth. I lost it (it’s little btw) and i spent 4 hours today looking for it because all my other picks felt so cheap and plastic-ey. Wife just found it and im so grateful I thought I’d share my appreciation for having it back and finding it in the first place.
Posted by Mark Zydel on 28th Apr 2021
Love these picks. Use them for jazz and acoustic flatpicking. Definitely improve tone and technique and they don’t wear.
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