Loading... Please wait...This is the TAD pick in 100/1000 of an inch(2.5mm) thickness. It is shaped identically to the TP, but is slightly larger. All BlueChip Picks are professionally machined, laser engraved, and hand beveled.
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Posted by Rick on 9th Oct 2025
I liked it so much I will be purchasing another! Easy to hold, glides over the stings. I wish I had heard of this before.
Posted by Mark on 1st May 2025
I was hesitant about spending $80 on a pick, but I'm happy I did. I love these picks.
Posted by ShellbackOC9 on 3rd Feb 2025
Ok if you looking for a thick and I mean THICK TAD style pick, this guy is for you! You thought the TAD 60 was buff? This bugger is almost twice the thickness. What good is that you say? Less grip pressure needed on the pick itself with more mass means easier glide through the strings with less effort resulting in smoother attack and response. I've got a TAD 48 and a TAD 60 but this one is now my main "go to". It's a commitment and might not be for everybody. But if you like "thick" you won't be disappointed. Just be sure you lock it up when no in use!
Posted by Scott on 27th Sep 2024
As a gypsy jazz guitarist, I've tried a lot of different picks. My favorite materials were Galalith and tortoise shell (I have 2) around 3mm thick. The TPR100 is simply head and shoulders above them. There is really no comparison to tortoise shell - the Blue Chip material is superior in EVERY WAY. Articulation, pick chirp, tone, volume, grip (!!) - everything is better.
I was having a lot of problems with gripping the pick, using too much tension and the pick was still falling out of my hand. From the first moment of using the TPR100 I have not thought about it again. The pick is just ever so slightly tacky on the fingers, and yet glides over the strings as if lubricated. WTF?!
This pick pulls out more of each guitar's natural sound than any other. Truly a marvel.
Con: For $75, it would be really nice to get a little pick pouch included with the order.
Posted by Unknown on 29th Apr 2024
This is very thick pick. I can hold it easily with minimum efforts on my fingers. I love using it.
Posted by Scott on 1st Mar 2022
I totally love my Blue Chip Picks
they're number one in my book
Posted by Unknown on 22nd Feb 2022
Fast and very kind customer service
Posted by Jeff Bonny on 6th Jul 2020
I was real happy using a TPR 60 for about ten years but always felt I’d like it to be thicker. Noticing the TAD was available as a 100 I asked Blue Chip if they’d do a TPR shape in a 100 and that’s all it took. I can play with almost any pick but a TPR 100 (or TAD 100 “Round Edge”) is the only pick I want to play with. Thanks y’all at Blue Chip for making them for me.
Posted by carey robinson on 8th Oct 2018
Love the TAD 803R, so I had to try the Tad 100 3R, but is too fat and not articulate enough for me personally, good pick though.
Posted by carey robinson on 23rd Jan 2018
I have tried many top shelf picks, I play jazz guitar professionally This is the best one!
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