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The STP is a smaller version of the TP. It is the same basic size as our Kenny Smith signature pick, but has sharper corners. The STP in a 50 thickness is the pick that Adam Steffey currently uses. This is the STP in 40/1000ths of an inch thickness(1.0mm). All of our picks are professionally machined, hand beveled, and laser etched. This pick comes with a speed bevel.
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Too expensive to experiment
Posted by John Fudge on 20th May 2022
Liked the edges but too small for me ; would have like to try a larger pick, lighter gauge, but won’t be experimenting
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best pick
Posted by Alexandre Boivin on 16th Mar 2022
Perfect material, sounds amazing, great shape!
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My favorite pick!
Posted by Russell M. on 4th Jan 2021
I love everything about the Blue Chip STP and I’m forever grateful to have stumbled upon BCP’s. It’s got 3-sides, the bevel, and produces a strong, focused, and articulate sound. Ok, so my hands and touch are also involved, but my point is that when you find something that works like this, it kinda becomes a part of you. I use the .40 and the .35 for both flatpicking and electric playing. Picks are personal. Find one you like! Once, I lost one an STP during a raging post midnight session at Clifftop - the Appalachian String Band Festival in West VA. It’s still out there somewhere among the leaves. Great picks! Thank you!
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review of step 40 pick
Posted by Greg Rininger on 3rd Jul 2020
I had the tp 40 but still had problems with the pick spinning but with the smaller stp 40 I dont have tuat issue it gives a good sound and slides through the strings when flat picking very well I like this pick very much
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nice tone
Posted by Tom on 11th May 2020
It’s size is easy to hold and play
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Perfect Pick
Posted by Rick D on 2nd Dec 2019
First off, the bevels are perfect, and I "suppose"? they wear out... though I cant find any trace of wear, even after months of playing. I mean seriously, what is this material?? with the triangle shape... I get 3 picks for the price of one.... but again,,, they don't wear out... so..... the material gives the guitar great tone, they are perfect to grip... love them and so does anyone I've ever known that has tried one. No comparison to generic picks... this is pro gear.
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Great pick
Posted by Adam Carter on 31st Oct 2019
This is a very nice pick though a bit small compared to the size I'm used to. I wish it had been a bit easier to compare the pick sizes to standard issue picks as a reference. As for the tone, it works wonderfully for playing leads on acoustic or electric guitar as it maximizes the fundamental sound of the string and minimizes pick sound.
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great pick!
Posted by Don A. on 29th Jul 2019
This pick has great tone, very secure between the fingers and just the right amount of stiffness for my style of playing. The company has been excellent in with their customer service and quick in their answers to any questions I had. I highly recommend their picks.
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The Hat Trick Pick
Posted by John Cline on 11th Jan 2019
I use Bluechip Thumb and Finger Picks as often as the Flat Picks , maybe even more so as I love Finger Pickin; the best .
However sometimes a player has to have it both ways , and this requires a mode of switching between the two regimens.
Of course using Thumb and Finger picks while trying to do the hat trick with a flat pick is almost impossible ...so the order here with my STP40 is to flat pick with the ability to Palm the Pick and alternate to continue with a bare finger picking style ,,,That is the Hat Trick in a nut shell which provides a very nice dynamic differential in the music . The Smaller Size of STP picks easily affords any Guitarist to pull off such a Hat Trick, and not lose the Pick inadvertently in order to be able switch back and forth with fluidity ...A great Pick because it is more standard to normal sized Guitar Picks , only you really have to keep your eye on an STP , they can be easy to lose should you become careless and drop it outside say in Grass or in after Dark areas . Thick enough to deliver proper energy , thin enough for flexibility , I advise an STP as a regular part of your Plectrum inventory
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Handles all my acoustic needs
Posted by Mike on 22nd Apr 2018
It took some time to find, but this is THE pick for me when playing acoustic guitar. It handles the lead parts as well as the rhythm. Handles the dynamics of rhythm very well and, for me, is the perfect size and shape, Great tone, great grip, and a pleasure to play with. And, I don't loan it out, no way, never. After playing it for a week, I ordered another. Expensive yes, but for me, well worth it.